What is Pally?

Pally is for people who want personal and work tasks handled from the text thread they already use. Examples include:

• Inbox, triagedAsk what actually needs you. Pally reads the pile, flags the few, and drafts the replies.
• Morning briefOne text every morning with what actually matters: your day, your inbox, and the things you said you'd do.
• The friendly nagHand pally the thing you keep putting off. It won't forget, and it won't let you either.
• WhatsApp catch-upThe group chats never stop. Pally reads what piled up and gives you the two lines that matter.
• iMessage catch-upBack from a flight, a meeting, or a day off your phone? Pally reads the pile-up and tells you what actually needs an answer.
• Flight finderReal fares, ranked for you, with a secure checkout link when you're ready. No tabs, no incognito games.
• Flight dayDelays, gate changes, and schedule moves, texted to you the moment the airline knows.
• Price drop & restock watchNot buying it at that price? Pally watches the listing and texts you the moment it drops or comes back.
• Buy it for meSend the link, approve the total, and pally works the checkout, payment included.
• Pre-meeting briefsWalk in knowing who's in the room, your history, and what's still open, without doing the homework.
• A memory for your peopleWhere they moved, what they're into, what they're going through: pally keeps it all, and hands it back right when you need it.
• Receipt keeperReceipts forward themselves, stack up neatly, and surface the moment you need one.
• Your Mac, from anywhereLeft something open at home? Pally can look at your Mac's screen, find the file, and run the next step with your ok.
• Call your pallyOn Pally Max, your assistant has its own phone number. Dial it from the car and just talk.
• Quote hunterMovers, contractors, repairs: pally phones the list, gets real quotes, and books the winner on your go.

See pricing on the Pally homepage.

Pally connects to iMessage, WhatsApp, Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Google Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Drive, Notion, Linear, Slack, GitHub, Jira, Todoist, Granola, X, and the live web, and the list keeps growing. It can also answer money questions from a bank account you link (read-only), sign into almost any website through a secure browser session, and take on custom integrations you add yourself. WhatsApp is the one worth connecting first because it lets Pally catch you up on your chats, flag the messages that actually matter, and send replies once you've approved them. You choose what to turn on, and Pally only ever uses what you've connected.

Yes. Pally searches the live web, digs into research, drafts messages, tracks your follow-ups, and can sign into your accounts through a secure browser link you log into yourself. It never sees or stores your passwords or codes. It can even complete a booking, order, or purchase for you, paying with a single-use virtual card capped at exactly what you approved. Anything that leaves your world, like a message to someone else, a purchase, or a calendar invite, is shown to you word-for-word and only happens after you say go.

On Max, Pally can also call businesses for the user.

Privacy is the point. Pally is built to hold personal context. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and AI processing happens with Anthropic and OpenAI under their own privacy policies; they don't train their models on your data. You decide what to connect, approve, delete, and disconnect, and anything from outside your world is treated as information to read, never instructions to act on. Visit pally.com/privacy for the full picture.

Read the Pally privacy policy.

• You need a phone that can text.
• Messages to other people, purchases, and calendar invites require the user's approval.
• WhatsApp connects as the user's own account through WhatsApp's Linked Devices flow.

Pally runs a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so AI apps that support MCP connectors, like Claude, can hold Pally conversations directly. The endpoint is https://agent.pally.com/mcp with standard OAuth discovery at /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server.

Linking is user-initiated: an existing Pally user adds the connector, the authorize page shows a short single-use code, and the user texts that code to Pally from their own phone. Pally never sends the first text. Replies delivered into a connected AI app are handled under that provider's privacy policy. See the privacy policy.

Read the full connection guide.

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