One text away from done.

Pally is a personal assistant that lives in your texts. You text it like a sharp, capable friend, not a chatbot. It remembers what matters, follows up at the right time, researches things properly, reaches people, and quietly handles the busywork that would otherwise slip. The more you use it, the more personal and proactive it gets.

Yes. Pally is free for everyone, with every feature: all your connected apps, unlimited custom automations, calls, and its own phone number and email address when you need them. No waitlist or invitation. One generous usage limit refills continuously through the week, and Pally tells you before you reach it. Cloud Mac is a separate paid add-on. See pricing.

We plan to, over time, make money from merchants you buy from via Pally. However, we will never let them pay us to promote a less suitable option for you. Your privacy and trust will always come first.

No. Pally works over iMessage on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, over RCS on Android, and on Telegram anywhere. There's no app to download and no account to set up. You just text the number or message @PallyAI_bot, and Pally takes it from there.

Yes. Pally works on Android over RCS: you text the same number from Google Messages and everything works the same way. If messages aren't going through, check that RCS chats are turned on in your Google Messages settings; they usually are by default. No app to install, no signup.

Yes. Message @PallyAI_bot on Telegram and say hi. You never give Pally a phone number. Everything works the same as texting, and you can link your phone later if you want calls or a Pally number. Already texting Pally? Ask it to connect Telegram and it picks up there with the same memory.

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.

Most chatbots sit there waiting for a prompt. Pally works in the background: with WhatsApp connected it flags the messages that genuinely need you and sends a short daily catch-up, and it remembers your context so it gets more useful over time. It's not a tab you open. It's a number you text, and it speaks up when something is actually worth your attention.

Privacy is the point. Pally is built to hold personal context. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and you can view, edit, or delete it at any time. 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.

Tap any "Text Pally" button on this page, or open Pally on Telegram at @PallyAI_bot, and say hi. Either way Pally introduces itself, asks a couple of quick questions to get to know you, and suggests connecting WhatsApp first since that gives you the most. There's no signup and no app. The whole thing happens right in the conversation.