Poke
Proactive AI assistant that works via SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
At a glance
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- Best suited to
People who want a personal AI assistant inside messaging apps
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
People who want a personal AI assistant inside messaging apps
Limits and trade-offs
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Plans and free allowances
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Evidence
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A closer look at Poke
Poke is a proactive, private, personal AI contact that lives right in your texts: it integrates your apps and services through a familiar interface in Messages, WhatsApp, and Telegram, with a personality that keeps things as real as a friend. It connects tools like Notion, Oura, and Gmail, uses Recipes to set up integrations and automations, creates reminders, and gets a head start on tasks from a text or voice message.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Poke
- People who want an AI assistant inside their messaging apps
- Users who want Notion, Gmail, and health data reachable by text
- Anyone who prefers texting or voice messages over opening apps
When to choose something else
- Users who want a standalone app rather than a messaging contact
- People who do not use Messages, WhatsApp, or Telegram
A practical starting workflow
- Get started with Poke in Messages, WhatsApp, or Telegram
- Connect your apps and services such as Notion, Oura, and Gmail
- Set up Recipes for integrations and automations
- Send a text or voice message to create reminders and get a head start on tasks
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Common questions
What is Poke?
Poke is a proactive, private, personal AI contact right in your texts, described as your new favorite contact.
Which messaging apps does Poke work in?
The homepage names Messages, WhatsApp, and Telegram as the familiar interface.
What can Poke connect to?
The homepage lists integrations including Notion for pages and docs, Oura for sleep and activity insights, and Gmail for search, drafting, and sending emails.
What are Poke Recipes?
Poke uses Recipes to set up integrations, create automations, and help you share your setup.
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