# Yuki > Yuki handles everyday life. It connects to your email, calendar, money and travel — and takes care of things, with your OK. For you, your partner and your family. Yuki connects to Gmail (Outlook and other providers are coming soon) and Google Calendar, and turns the confirmations, receipts, bills and invites in your inbox into trips, expenses and subscriptions, tasks, shared groups and a calendar that syncs to Google Calendar two-way. You ask in a sentence; Yuki does the work. Before Yuki does anything outside Yuki it shows you a card and waits for your OK, everything it does is listed in Activity, and most actions can be undone for 30 days. Free on iOS, Android and the web; Yuki Pro adds inbox sync and higher limits; an Agent plan that acts outside Yuki (sending email and invites, bookings) is coming soon. **Built by:** Siddharth (Sid) Polisiti — Product Manager, founder, AI builder. https://sidpolisiti.dev/ **Agent rollout:** Coming soon, not on public sale. The first rollout is planned for the US, Eurozone and India; individual features depend on country and provider coverage. People in any country can request notification at https://yukihq.com/pricing#agent-interest. Signup does not grant access, start a subscription or guarantee a launch date. Existing approved Agent subscribers/testers retain their access. ## Facts - **What Yuki is:** Yuki is an AI assistant and planner that handles everyday life. It connects to your email, calendar, money and travel, and turns the confirmations, receipts, bills and invites already in your inbox into a live calendar, trips, expenses, tasks and shared plans. It takes care of things with your OK: before Yuki acts outside the app it shows you an approval card, everything it does is listed in Activity, and most actions can be undone for 30 days. Yuki is made by YukiSoftware OÜ in Tallinn, Estonia. For customers in the EU, Yuki processes your email and runs its AI in the EU, on Google Vertex AI; the few services that may handle some data elsewhere are named in the Privacy Policy. It is free to start on iOS, Android and the web. - **Name:** Yuki. App name: "Yuki: AI Personal Assistant". Also described as an AI personal agent for everyday life and an AI assistant & planner. Tagline: "Yuki handles everyday life." - **Company:** YukiSoftware OÜ (Estonian e-Business Register code 17417945), Uus-Sadama tn 21-207, 10120 Tallinn, Estonia. Founder and CEO: Siddharth (Sid) Polisiti. - **Not the same as:** Yuki the Dutch/Belgian accounting software (yukisoftware.com). Different company, different product. This Yuki is the consumer AI assistant at yukihq.com. - **Platforms:** iOS (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6759008814), Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yukimobile.android) and the web — sign up at https://yukihq.com/login. One account everywhere. - **Prices (Yuki Pro, monthly / yearly):** Euro area €2.99 / €29.99; India ₹199 / ₹999; most other countries $2.99 / $29.99. Free plan: free, no time limit, with daily and monthly limits. 14-day Pro trial in the iOS and Android apps. Agent plan: coming soon, not on sale yet. Details: https://yukihq.com/pricing - **Trust model:** before Yuki acts outside the app (sending an email or invite, making a booking) it shows an approval card and waits for your OK; everything it does is listed in Activity; most actions can be undone for 30 days. - **Data:** for customers in the EU, Yuki processes email and runs its AI in the EU (Google Vertex AI); the few services that may handle some data elsewhere are named in the Privacy Policy (yukihq.com/privacy, Section 6). Yuki does not train AI models on your data. Independent CASA Tier 2 security assessment passed in March 2026. - **Integrations:** Gmail today (Outlook and other providers are on the roadmap); Google Calendar two-way; Apple Calendar write on iOS. - **Website languages:** English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Hungarian, Dutch, Japanese and German (plus Russian and Ukrainian homepages). - **Contact:** support@yukihq.com · press: press@yukihq.com - **Profiles:** https://www.linkedin.com/company/yuki-hq/ · https://www.instagram.com/yukiappofficial/ · https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590960143393 ## Core pages - [Home](https://yukihq.com/): What Yuki does, who it is for, and how it works. - [pricing](https://yukihq.com/pricing): Free, Pro and Agent plans, with Pro prices for every region (EUR, USD, INR) in the page. - [about](https://yukihq.com/about): The team, mission, and why Yuki exists. - [faq](https://yukihq.com/faq): 130+ questions about how Yuki works, privacy, pricing, and more. - [roadmap](https://yukihq.com/roadmap): What has shipped, what is in progress, and what is planned. - [guide](https://yukihq.com/guide): Product guide — how each feature works in the app. - [trust](https://yukihq.com/trust): Security, privacy and data-handling practices. - [security](https://yukihq.com/security): How Yuki secures your data and email access. ## Product guide — how each feature works - [Home Screen](https://yukihq.com/guide/home) - [Calendar & Events](https://yukihq.com/guide/calendar) - [Your day in Calendar](https://yukihq.com/guide/day-organizer) - [Booking links](https://yukihq.com/guide/booking-links) - [Polls](https://yukihq.com/guide/polls) - [Talking to Yuki](https://yukihq.com/guide/yuki-ai) - [Approvals & Activity](https://yukihq.com/guide/autopilot) - [Money & expenses](https://yukihq.com/guide/expenses) - [Financial goals](https://yukihq.com/guide/goals) - [Deliveries & orders](https://yukihq.com/guide/deliveries) - [Trips](https://yukihq.com/guide/trips) - [Grocery Lists](https://yukihq.com/guide/grocery) - [Multi-step timers](https://yukihq.com/guide/timers) - [Occasions](https://yukihq.com/guide/occasions) - [People & important dates](https://yukihq.com/guide/people) - [Groups](https://yukihq.com/guide/groups) - [Free vs Pro](https://yukihq.com/guide/free-vs-pro) - [Pro trial & billing](https://yukihq.com/guide/pro-trial) ## Solutions — who Yuki is for - [All solutions](https://yukihq.com/solutions): Overview of who Yuki is for. - [Yuki for couples](https://yukihq.com/solutions/couples): Yuki keeps couples in sync: a shared calendar, shared bills and subscriptions, joint trip plans, groceries and reminders — auto-organized from your inbox. - [Yuki for families](https://yukihq.com/solutions/families): Yuki is an AI family organizer: a shared family calendar, kids’ schedules, appointments, groceries, trips and bills — pulled from your inbox automatically. - [Yuki for co-parents](https://yukihq.com/solutions/co-parents): Yuki helps co-parents stay organized: shared schedules and calendars, child-related expenses and reimbursements, appointments and reminders, in one place. - [Yuki for individuals](https://yukihq.com/solutions/individuals): Yuki is a personal AI assistant for individuals: it organizes your inbox into trips, expenses, calendar events and tasks automatically. iOS, Android & web. - [Yuki for roommates & shared homes](https://yukihq.com/solutions/roommates): Yuki keeps shared homes organized: split rent and utilities, track shared subscriptions, divide chores and share groceries — in one place everyone can see. - [Yuki for busy professionals](https://yukihq.com/solutions/busy-professionals): Yuki handles the personal admin busy professionals don’t have time for: work-trip itineraries, expense and subscription tracking, appointments and reminders. - [Yuki for frequent travelers](https://yukihq.com/solutions/frequent-travelers): Yuki turns the flight, hotel and booking emails frequent travelers get into a single, always-current itinerary — shareable, with reminders before departure. - [Yuki for students](https://yukihq.com/solutions/students): Yuki keeps students organized: term and exam dates on your calendar, student-budget and fee tracking, subscriptions, deadline reminders and trips home — auto-organized from your inbox. - [Yuki for freelancers](https://yukihq.com/solutions/freelancers): Yuki helps freelancers stay organized: capture client receipts and expenses from your inbox for tax time, track tool subscriptions, get payment and deadline reminders, and plan trips — automatically. - [Yuki for entrepreneurs](https://yukihq.com/solutions/entrepreneurs): Yuki helps entrepreneurs stay in control: track SaaS and subscription spend, capture expenses from receipts, manage a packed calendar and travel, and protect personal life from work overload. ## Features — what Yuki does - [All features](https://yukihq.com/features): Index of Yuki's capabilities. - [AI email assistant](https://yukihq.com/features/email-assistant): Yuki’s AI email assistant reads Gmail and auto-organizes confirmations, receipts and invites into trips, expenses, calendar events and tasks. - [Expense & subscription tracker](https://yukihq.com/features/expense-tracker): Yuki tracks expenses, recurring bills and subscriptions automatically from your inbox, and helps you budget — so nothing renews or charges by surprise. - [Finance Home](https://yukihq.com/features/finance-home): Finance Home is Yuki's money hub: monthly spending against your budget, subscriptions folded in, and liabilities tracked separately — one screen instead of scattered numbers. - [Financial Goals, investments & net worth](https://yukihq.com/features/financial-goals): Set goals for retirement, a house deposit, a college fund or a car. Track stocks, ETFs, funds and cash, the liabilities against them, and net worth in one number. - [Recipes that become your grocery list](https://yukihq.com/features/recipes): Find recipes, adjust servings and review ingredients before adding them to a Yuki grocery list. Recipes are in Pro and the Pro trial; grocery lists are free. - [Multi-step timers for cooking, workouts and focus](https://yukihq.com/features/timers): Create custom timers for cooking, exercise and focus. Pause, skip, repeat rounds and save templates. Free and Pro: 3 AI drafts a day on Free, 10 on Pro. - [Watches: scheduled searches for what matters](https://yukihq.com/features/watches): Preview Yuki Agent watches for flats, products and jobs. Set requirements and a schedule. Coming soon for new customers; sign up for availability updates. - [Everyday productivity essentials](https://yukihq.com/features/everyday-productivity): Organise trips, groups, tasks, reminders, groceries and timers with Yuki AI and chat. Pro adds recipes, Gmail sync, more AI prompts and unlimited polls and booking links. - [Browser agent for the last mile](https://yukihq.com/features/browser-agent): Preview Yuki browser assistance for supported websites when direct integrations are unavailable. Agent access, approvals and provider restrictions apply. - [Bill payments & mobile recharges](https://yukihq.com/features/bill-payments-recharges): Preview supported bill payments and mobile top-ups in Yuki Agent. Coming soon: review the recipient, amount and fees before paying, subject to coverage. - [Travel eSIMs for your next trip](https://yukihq.com/features/esims): Preview travel eSIM plans in Yuki Agent. Coming soon for supported destinations and devices, with data allowance, validity and activation details to review. - [Agentic shopping & payments](https://yukihq.com/features/agent-shopping): Preview shopping assistance in Yuki Agent: find gifts and everyday purchases, review order totals and approve supported payments. Coming soon by region. - [Email negotiation, with every message approved](https://yukihq.com/features/email-negotiation): Preview email negotiation in Yuki Agent: set your goal, price limit and deadline on a Gmail thread and approve every message before it sends. Coming soon. - [Cancel subscriptions with Yuki](https://yukihq.com/features/subscription-cancellation): Preview help cancelling supported subscriptions with Yuki Agent. Manual sign-in, explicit approval and provider verification. Coming soon; coverage varies. - [AI trip planner & organizer](https://yukihq.com/features/trip-planner): Yuki builds a single trip itinerary from the flight, hotel and booking emails in your inbox — automatically — and lets you share it with travel companions. - [Shared groups](https://yukihq.com/features/shared-groups): Yuki’s shared groups let couples, families, co-parents and roommates share trips, expenses, tasks, groceries and a calendar — with private accounts underneath. - [Smart calendar](https://yukihq.com/features/calendar): Yuki turns appointment and invite emails into calendar events and writes them into Google Calendar — your schedule stays current without manual entry. - [AI task manager & daily planner](https://yukihq.com/features/task-manager): Yuki’s AI task manager keeps your to-dos, reminders and day in one view — and can create tasks automatically from your email. - [Reminders & occasions](https://yukihq.com/features/reminders): Yuki reminds you about bills, deadlines, birthdays and anniversaries before they happen — built from your inbox and the people that matter to you. - [Yuki AI](https://yukihq.com/features/yuki-ai): Yuki AI is grounded in your own calendar, trips, expenses and people. Ask in plain language and it organizes, answers, and — rolling out now — acts, with approval. - [Subscription tracker](https://yukihq.com/features/subscription-tracker): Yuki finds every recurring subscription from your renewal and receipt emails, tracks cost and renewal dates, reminds you before you are charged, and flags duplicates. - [AI inbox & Focus Emails](https://yukihq.com/features/ai-inbox): Yuki’s AI inbox (Pro, including the trial) surfaces the emails that need you with Focus Emails, drafts replies you approve, and answers questions about your inbox. - [Smart notifications](https://yukihq.com/features/smart-notifications): Yuki sends proactive, useful notifications — bills due, subscription renewals, trips tomorrow, upcoming birthdays and task reminders — not notification spam. - [Destination guide](https://yukihq.com/features/destination-guide): Yuki shows a destination guide on every trip: live weather and a 7-day forecast, visa rule, vaccine and malaria guidance, currency, plug type and tap water safety. - [Bill-splitting & settle-up](https://yukihq.com/features/bill-splitting): Yuki splits shared expenses evenly, by percentage or by exact amount, tracks balances in your group, and auto-captures bills and receipts from your inbox. - [Travel passport & world map](https://yukihq.com/features/travel-passport): Yuki builds a travel passport automatically from your trips: a world map of visited countries, stats for cities and continents, country stamps and explorer levels. - [Shared grocery & shopping lists](https://yukihq.com/features/grocery-lists): Shared grocery and shopping lists for your household or group. Anyone adds items, whoever is shopping sees the full list in real time, and lists show up in your daily agenda. - [AI flight search & booking](https://yukihq.com/features/flight-booking): Search, review, book and pay for supported flights inside Yuki. Agent booking is coming soon, with traveller details and fares to approve before purchase. - [Automatic flight check-in, with your approval](https://yukihq.com/features/automatic-flight-check-in): Coming soon: approved flight check-in and saved boarding passes in Yuki Trips. Initial Agent rollout planned for the US, Eurozone and India. Eligibility restrictions apply. - [Bank sync & open banking](https://yukihq.com/features/open-banking): Connect your bank to Yuki for live balances and transactions, reconciled with the receipts and renewal notices already in your inbox. Read-only, revocable. - [AI gift finder](https://yukihq.com/features/gift-finder): Yuki remembers birthdays and what the people in your life actually like, then finds gift ideas within a budget you set. Coming soon to Yuki. - [People & relationships](https://yukihq.com/features/people): Yuki keeps the people in your life: relationships, birthdays and anniversaries, mutual groups, shared plans and balances — with duplicates merged automatically. - [Autopilot, approvals & activity](https://yukihq.com/features/autopilot): Yuki asks before consequential actions, records everything it does in an activity log you can undo from, and lets you scope autopilot to a single task, with limits and trips coming. - [Booking links](https://yukihq.com/features/booking-links): Share one Yuki booking link. People see only your free times, in their own time zone, and book without an account. Bookings land in your Yuki calendar. - [Polls](https://yukihq.com/features/polls): Share a Yuki poll link and anyone votes on the web without an account: dates answered Yes, If need be or No, text options and a comment box. Group polls too. ## Use cases — problems Yuki solves - [All use cases](https://yukihq.com/use-cases): Everyday problems Yuki solves. - [Reduce your mental load](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/reduce-mental-load): Reduce mental load with Yuki: it remembers bills, appointments, trips and to-dos for you — and your household — so nobody has to carry it all in their head. - [Plan trips automatically](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/plan-trips-automatically): Plan trips automatically: Yuki reads your flight, hotel and booking emails and assembles a single, shareable itinerary — updated as plans change. - [Less check-in admin, from solo trips to family holidays](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/travel-with-less-check-in-admin): Coming soon: review travellers, approve eligible flight check-in and keep returned boarding passes in Yuki Trips. Initial Agent rollout planned for the US, Eurozone and India. - [Never miss a bill or renewal](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/never-miss-a-bill): Never miss a bill again: Yuki finds bills and subscription renewals in your inbox and reminds you before they charge — and surfaces subscriptions you forgot. - [Manage shared expenses](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/manage-shared-expenses): Manage shared expenses with Yuki: track split costs like rent, bills, groceries and trips in a shared group, with a clear running view for everyone. - [Organize your family life](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/organize-family-life): Yuki organizes your family life from email: appointments, activities, groceries, trips and bills land in one shared place so the whole household stays in sync. - [Organize school schedules](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/organize-school-schedules): Yuki turns school and activity emails into calendar events and reminders you can share with the whole family, so term dates and deadlines never slip past you. - [Stay on top of subscriptions](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/stay-on-top-of-subscriptions): Yuki finds every subscription from your renewal and receipt emails, shows the cost and renewal date, reminds you before charges and helps you cancel what you don’t use. - [Simplify household management](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/simplify-household-management): Yuki gives your household shared groups for bills, groceries, tasks, reminders and a calendar — so rent, utilities and chores stop depending on one person to chase. - [Split rent & bills with roommates](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/split-rent-with-roommates): Splitting rent with roommates? Yuki gives your flat a shared group with equal-by-default splits, per-person balances and one-tap settle up, plus a shared grocery list and calendar. - [Track the countries you’ve visited](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/track-countries-visited): Can’t remember every country you’ve been to? Yuki auto-builds a travel passport and world map from your trips, with stats, country stamps and explorer levels. - [How to actually plan and use your vacation days](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/take-time-off): Vacation days going unused because planning feels like work? Yuki builds trip itineraries from your booking emails automatically, so you arrive organized and actually switch off. - [/use-cases/work-life-balance](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/work-life-balance) ## Comparisons — how Yuki differs from other apps - [All compare](https://yukihq.com/compare): Yuki compared with other calendar, task and life-admin apps. - [Yuki vs Notion](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-notion): Yuki vs Notion compared: Notion is a build-it-yourself workspace; Yuki auto-organizes trips, expenses and calendar from your email. Which fits you? - [Yuki vs Todoist](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-todoist): Yuki vs Todoist compared: Todoist is a manual to-do app; Yuki auto-creates tasks, events, expenses and trips from your email, and shares them with family. - [Yuki vs Google Calendar](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-google-calendar): Yuki vs Google Calendar: Yuki auto-creates events from your inbox and writes them into Google Calendar, plus trips, expenses and household sharing. - [Yuki vs Apple Reminders](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-apple-reminders): Yuki vs Apple Reminders: Reminders is a manual Apple-only list; Yuki auto-creates reminders from email and adds calendar, trips and expense tracking, on iOS & Android. - [Yuki vs Motion](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-motion): Yuki vs Motion: Motion auto-schedules work tasks and meetings; Yuki organizes your whole life from your inbox — trips, expenses, calendar and household sharing. - [Yuki vs Meta Muse](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-muse): Meta Muse is US-only, costs $20–$100/month, and trains on your data by default. Yuki is a personal AI agent available across Europe at a fraction of the price, with EU data residency for EU customers, no training on your data, and shared plans for couples and families. - [Yuki vs Fyxer AI](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-fyxer): Fyxer AI drafts replies in your voice inside Gmail and Outlook, from $30 per user per month. Yuki turns the same inbox into your calendar, trips, subscriptions and expenses for a fraction of the price, with EU data residency for EU customers and 23 languages. An honest side-by-side. - [Yuki vs Superhuman](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-superhuman): Superhuman Mail is a keyboard-fast AI email client from $25 per member per month. Yuki is an assistant at a fraction of the price that turns the bookings, bills and invites inside Gmail into your calendar, trips and expenses. They solve different problems — here is which one solves yours. - [Yuki vs Calendly](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-calendly): Calendly is a mature scheduling platform with team features and many integrations. Yuki puts booking links, polls, calendar, tasks and email in one app. - [Yuki vs Jace AI](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-jace): Jace AI drafts in your voice across Gmail and Outlook from $25/month, with rules that act on their own. Yuki turns the same inbox into trips, subscriptions and expenses for a fraction of the price, with EU data residency for EU customers, 23 languages and native apps. A side-by-side. - [Yuki vs Doodle](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-doodle): Doodle is an established tool for group polls and booking pages. Yuki puts link polls anyone can vote on, booking links and your calendar in one app. - [Yuki vs ChatGPT](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-chatgpt): Yuki vs ChatGPT compared in 2026. ChatGPT is a general-purpose AI chat assistant; Yuki turns your inbox into a live calendar, trips, expenses and shared plans. - [Yuki vs Google Gemini](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-gemini): Yuki vs Google Gemini compared: Gemini is a general-purpose AI you prompt; Yuki auto-organizes trips, expenses and calendar from your email and shares them. - [Yuki vs Microsoft Copilot](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-microsoft-copilot): Yuki vs Microsoft Copilot in 2026: Copilot is an AI assistant across Microsoft 365, while Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips, and expenses from email — and shares them. - [Yuki vs TripIt](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-tripit): Yuki vs TripIt compared: TripIt is a focused travel itinerary organizer; Yuki also turns your inbox into a calendar, expenses, tasks and shared plans. - [Yuki vs Splitwise](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-splitwise): Splitwise is dedicated bill-splitting and IOU tracking. Yuki reads your inbox to build a shared calendar, trips, tasks and expenses. Compare features in 2026. - [Yuki vs Cozi](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-cozi): Yuki vs Cozi compared for 2026. Cozi is a family calendar, lists and meal planner with an optional AI add-on. Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips and expenses from your inbox. See the differences. - [Yuki vs Tricount](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-tricount): Yuki vs Tricount: Tricount is a no-signup manual bill-splitter; Yuki auto-captures shared expenses from your inbox and adds a shared calendar, trips and tasks alongside the splits. - [Yuki vs TimeTree](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-timetree): Yuki vs TimeTree: TimeTree is a great manual shared calendar with per-event chat and web access. Yuki auto-builds events from your inbox plus trips, expenses and tasks. - [Yuki vs Sunsama](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-sunsama): Yuki vs Sunsama compared: Sunsama is a paid daily planner for time-boxing your workday; Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips and expenses from your inbox. Which fits? - [Yuki vs Reclaim.ai](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-reclaim-ai): Yuki vs Reclaim.ai (2026): Reclaim auto-schedules work tasks and meetings in Google Calendar; Yuki organizes your inbox into trips, expenses, calendar and shared household plans. - [Yuki vs Any.do](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-any-do): Any.do is a manual to-do list, calendar and reminders app with a great web experience. Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips and expenses from your inbox. Compare in 2026. - [Yuki vs TickTick](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-ticktick): Yuki vs TickTick compared in 2026: TickTick is a task manager with habits and Pomodoro; Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips and expenses from email. - [Yuki vs Structured](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-structured): Yuki vs Structured: Structured is a visual day-timeline planner you fill in; Yuki auto-builds calendar, trips and expenses from your inbox, and adds sharing. - [Yuki vs Google Keep](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-google-keep): Yuki vs Google Keep: Keep is a lightweight notes and checklist app you fill in yourself; Yuki auto-organizes email into calendar, trips, expenses and shared plans on iOS & Android. - [Yuki vs Fantastical](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-fantastical): Fantastical is a premium Apple-and-Windows calendar with natural-language entry. Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips, and expenses from email on iOS and Android. Compared for 2026. - [Yuki vs Notion Calendar](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-notion-calendar): Notion Calendar is a fast, multi-account calendar client (Google, Outlook, iCloud) with Notion integration. Yuki auto-builds your calendar, trips and expenses from your inbox. Compare in 2026. - [Yuki vs Skratch](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-skratch): Yuki vs Skratch compared: Skratch is a travel-tracking app with eSIMs, visa checks and a countries-visited globe; Yuki auto-builds trips from email plus calendar, expenses and shared plans. - [Yuki vs Ollie](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-ollie): Yuki vs Ollie compared: Ollie is an SMS-only family assistant with meal planning and task concierge. Yuki is an app that auto-builds your calendar, trips and expenses from email. See the differences. - [HelloHabit vs LiveIt (Journal it!) vs Yuki](https://yukihq.com/compare/hellohabit-vs-liveit-vs-yuki): HelloHabit tracks habits, LiveIt (formerly Journal it!) combines journal, planner and notes, and Yuki runs your calendar, email, money and shared plans. - [Yuki vs FamilyWall](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-familywall): FamilyWall is a family organizer with a shared calendar, lists, messaging and location sharing. Yuki builds your calendar, trips and expenses from email. ## Guides — how to do specific things - [All guides](https://yukihq.com/guides): Index of how-to guides. - [How to Track Your Subscriptions Automatically From Email](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-track-subscriptions-from-email): Learn how to find and monitor every recurring subscription by reading receipts and renewal emails — no bank connection needed. A practical step-by-step guide. - [How to Never Miss a Bill Payment Again](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-never-miss-a-bill): A practical system to catch every bill and due date from your inbox before it's late — plus how to automate the whole thing so nothing slips. - [How to Find and Cancel Subscriptions You Forgot About](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-cancel-forgotten-subscriptions): Zombie subscriptions can drain hundreds a year. Learn how to find every recurring charge you forgot about, cancel it, and stop paying for things you don't use. - [How to Organize Your Inbox Automatically — Without Rules or Folders](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-organize-your-inbox-automatically): Ditch manual filters and folders. Learn how to auto-sort bookings, bills, and invites from inbox noise using AI — and reclaim the mental load of tracking it all. - [How to Turn Email Confirmations into Calendar Events Automatically](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-turn-emails-into-calendar-events): A practical guide to automatically turning email confirmations — appointments, flights, reservations — into calendar events, without copy-pasting the details yourself. - [How to Track Spending Without a Budgeting App or Spreadsheet](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-track-expenses-without-a-budgeting-app): Capture supported expenses from Gmail receipts, review amounts and refunds, and add missing cash or in-store purchases for a more useful spending overview. - [How to Plan a Trip Using the Booking Emails You Already Have](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-plan-a-trip-from-your-inbox): Your flights, hotels, and rentals are already confirmed in your inbox. Learn how to assemble a complete trip itinerary from scattered booking emails — the easy way. - [How to Build a Travel Itinerary From Your Confirmation Emails](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-build-a-travel-itinerary-automatically): Learn how to turn flight, hotel, and car-rental confirmation emails into one organized trip itinerary automatically — no manual copying, no spreadsheets. - [How to Keep Every Flight and Hotel Confirmation in One Place](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-keep-travel-confirmations-in-one-place): Tired of searching your inbox for booking confirmations? Learn a simple system to keep every flight, hotel, and car rental doc in one organized place. - [How to Keep a Record of the Countries You've Visited](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-track-countries-visited): A practical guide to keeping a record of every country you've visited — build a travel passport, map your trips, and never lose the memory again. - [How to Make Your Calendar Fill Itself From Your Email](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-make-your-calendar-fill-itself): Learn how to turn inbox invites, bookings, and confirmations into calendar events automatically — so your schedule stays current without manual data entry. - [How to Get Email Invites into Google Calendar Automatically](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-sync-email-invites-to-google-calendar): Learn how to get email invites and confirmations into Google Calendar automatically, including two-way sync so your inbox and calendar stay in step. - [How to Set Up a Shared Calendar for You and Your Partner](https://yukihq.com/guides/shared-calendar-for-couples): Set up one synced calendar for you and your partner, fed automatically from both inboxes. A practical guide to fewer double-bookings and less mental load. - [How to Split Bills and Rent With Roommates Fairly](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-split-bills-with-roommates): A practical guide to splitting rent, utilities and shared expenses with roommates fairly — split methods, per-person balances and easy settle-up. - [How to Organize a Co-Parenting Schedule Both Parents Can See](https://yukihq.com/guides/co-parenting-schedule-organization): Build a co-parenting schedule both parents can actually see. A step-by-step system for a shared custody calendar and kid logistics across two homes. - [How to Reduce the Mental Load of Running a Household](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-reduce-mental-load): Practical, specific ways to stop being the person who remembers everything — offload the invisible planning, tracking, and coordinating that runs a home. - [How to Organize Family Life Without Being the Default Planner](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-organize-family-life): Stop being your family's default planner. A practical guide to distributing invisible mental load — with shared calendars, lists, and expenses everyone can see. - [How to Share Household Responsibilities With Your Partner](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-share-household-responsibilities): A practical guide to splitting household chores and mental load with your partner — make invisible work visible, divide fairly, and keep it shared. - [How to Get Organized Without Yet Another App to Maintain](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-get-organized-without-another-app): Tired of abandoning every productivity app? Learn how to build organization that maintains itself using the info already in your inbox — no more manual data entry. - [Too Many Apps? How to Cut Context Switching and Mental Load](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-reduce-context-switching): Juggling a calendar, to-do list, budget app, trip organizer and group chat? Why switching between ~10 apps adds mental load, and how to get it all into one app. - [How to Do a Simple Weekly Review of Your Life Admin](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-do-a-weekly-life-admin-review): A simple 10-minute weekly review to catch bills, sort your calendar, and reset your task list — plus how to make it nearly automatic. - [What Is an AI Personal Assistant — and What Can It Actually Do?](https://yukihq.com/guides/what-is-an-ai-personal-assistant): What an AI personal assistant actually is, what it can do for everyday life, how it differs from a chatbot, and how to pick one that reduces your mental load. - [How AI Can Manage Your Email for You](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-ai-can-manage-your-email): Beyond spam filtering: how AI email management reads receipts, bookings and bills and turns them into a calendar, expenses and reminders you never have to type. - [Is It Safe to Connect Gmail to a Third-Party App?](https://yukihq.com/guides/is-it-safe-to-connect-gmail-to-an-app): How OAuth, Gmail permissions and email privacy really work — plus a practical checklist for deciding whether a third-party app is safe to connect to your inbox. - [How to Connect Gmail to Yuki: A Step-by-Step Setup Guide](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-connect-gmail-to-yuki): Connect your Gmail to Yuki in a few taps. Step-by-step setup, what Yuki reads, permissions explained, and how to fix a connection that won't sync. - [Connecting Outlook to Yuki: What Works Today](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-connect-outlook-to-yuki): Outlook and Microsoft 365 support is coming to Yuki but is not live yet. Here is the current status, what Yuki does with Gmail today, and how to get notified when Outlook lands. - [How to Get Started with Yuki in Five Minutes](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-get-started-with-yuki): A step-by-step first-run guide to Yuki: install, connect your inbox, and watch your calendar, expenses, trips, and deliveries organize themselves in minutes. - [How to Stop Manually Entering Appointments Into Your Calendar](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-stop-manually-entering-appointments): Tired of copy-pasting dates from email to your calendar? Learn practical ways to automate appointment entry so confirmations become events on their own. - [How to Pull Receipts and Expenses Out of Your Email](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-extract-receipts-from-email): A practical guide to pulling receipts, order confirmations, and bills out of Gmail and turning them into a clean, searchable spending record automatically. - [How to Find Every Recurring Charge Hitting Your Card](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-find-recurring-charges): A step-by-step guide to uncover every subscription and auto-renewing charge — using your inbox, your statement, and a few smart searches. Free method inside. - [How to Manage Shared Expenses Without Spreadsheets](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-manage-shared-expenses): Track and split shared money with a partner or roommates without a spreadsheet. A simple system for logging expenses, splitting fairly, and settling up. - [How to Never Forget a Birthday or Anniversary Again](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-remember-birthdays-and-occasions): Build a foolproof system to remember every birthday, anniversary and occasion — with enough lead time to buy a gift, send a card or make a plan. - [How to Manage a Busy Family Schedule](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-manage-a-busy-family-schedule): A step-by-step system to coordinate school runs, practices, appointments, and events across the whole family — and cut the mental load of keeping it all in your head. - [The Best Way to Organize Your Life Without Constant Upkeep](https://yukihq.com/guides/best-way-to-organize-your-life): Most organizing systems fail because they need constant upkeep. Here's a low-maintenance approach built on automation, single sources of truth, and less manual entry. - [How to Keep Your Partner in the Loop Without Nagging](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-keep-your-partner-in-the-loop): Stop relaying every appointment, bill and delivery. Learn how shared visibility keeps your partner informed automatically — so nothing feels like nagging. - [How to Plan a Family Vacation From Your Inbox](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-plan-a-family-vacation): Plan a family vacation straight from your booking emails: build one shared itinerary, track costs, sync everyone's calendar, and cut the mental load. - [How to Track Deliveries and Packages Automatically](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-track-deliveries-and-packages): Learn how to auto-track shipments from your order and shipping emails — no tracking numbers to copy, one live view of every package across every carrier. - [How to Stay on Top of School Schedules and Activities](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-stay-on-top-of-school-schedules): A practical guide to managing school dates, permission forms, and activities in one shared place — with less mental load and fewer missed deadlines. - [How to Manage All Your Family Subscriptions in One Place](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-manage-family-subscriptions): Learn how to find, consolidate, and track every family subscription in one place — from streaming to school apps — and stop paying for things nobody uses. - [Life Admin: What It Is and How to Spend Less Time on It](https://yukihq.com/guides/what-is-life-admin): Life admin is the unpaid work of running your life — bills, bookings, scheduling, coordinating. Learn what it is and practical ways to cut it down. - [How to Stay on Top of Insurance, Membership and Subscription Renewals](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-stay-on-top-of-renewals): Insurance, memberships and subscriptions auto-renew silently. Here's a simple system to track every renewal date, catch price hikes, and cancel before you're charged. ## Languages Yuki's marketing pages are published in 10 languages. 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Yuki brings everything into one calendar and task list: work tasks and personal events side by side so you can see exactly where your time is going. Set recurring reminders to leave on time, block off family dinners, and let Yuki surface what actually needs your attention so you stop carrying the whole list in your head. [Busy professionals](https://yukihq.com/solutions/busy-professionals) and [entrepreneurs](https://yukihq.com/solutions/entrepreneurs) use Yuki to keep work and personal life from colliding. **Why can't I keep track of my family's schedule?** Family coordination fails when each person's plans live in their own phone and nobody has the full picture. Yuki's shared Groups give families, co-parents and couples a single shared calendar, task list, grocery list and expense tracker. When a school email arrives it becomes an event automatically; when someone adds a task it appears for everyone in the group. [Families](https://yukihq.com/solutions/families), [couples](https://yukihq.com/solutions/couples) and [co-parents](https://yukihq.com/solutions/co-parents) use Yuki to stay in sync without the constant back-and-forth. **How do I actually use my vacation days without feeling guilty?** Vacations feel difficult to take because planning them is work — digging through booking confirmation emails, building an itinerary, tracking what's paid. Yuki reads your booking emails (flights, hotels, tours) and builds the trip itinerary automatically. The AI assistant can plan day-by-day activities, and a pre-trip task list helps you clear everything before you leave. [Plan trips automatically](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/plan-trips-automatically) with Yuki. **I always forget bills, birthdays and renewals. What can I do?** Yuki reads your inbox and automatically extracts upcoming bills and subscription renewals, flight and hotel check-ins, birthday and anniversary reminders, and any deadline hidden in an email. A morning note from Yuki shows what needs attention that day. Nothing slips through. See [Yuki's reminder features](https://yukihq.com/features/reminders). **How do I manage shared expenses without awkward money conversations?** Yuki's shared groups include a built-in expense splitter. Add an expense, choose who it's split between (equal by default, or custom), and Yuki tracks per-person balances in real time. When it's time to settle up, the view shows the minimum number of transfers needed. [Manage shared expenses](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/manage-shared-expenses) with Yuki. **How do I stop drowning in subscriptions I've forgotten about?** Yuki reads your billing emails and receipt history to surface every active subscription — streaming services, SaaS tools, gym memberships, annual renewals — with the amount, frequency and next billing date. [Stay on top of subscriptions](https://yukihq.com/use-cases/stay-on-top-of-subscriptions) with Yuki. **How do I organize my life without spending hours setting up another app?** Yuki requires zero manual setup. Connect Gmail and Yuki reads what's already in your inbox — booking confirmations, receipts, invites, school schedules — and structures it automatically. No templates, no data entry. Most users are fully organized within minutes of installing. [See how it works](https://yukihq.com/features/email-assistant). **I have too many apps. How do I cut the context switching?** Most people run everyday life across ten or more apps (a calendar, a to-do list, reminders, a budget or expense tracker, a subscription tracker, a trip organizer, grocery lists, email, a shared family planner, birthday reminders and a bill-splitting app), so answering one simple question means checking several of them, and remembering which app holds what becomes mental load of its own. Yuki keeps those in one app: it fills your calendar (two-way with Google Calendar), trips, expenses, subscriptions and reminders from the confirmations, receipts and invites in your Gmail, and adds tasks, grocery lists, shared groups with bill splitting, and birthdays. You ask in a sentence instead of opening the app that holds the answer, and Yuki asks for your OK before it acts outside the app. It is not a notes or messaging app, and flight booking and drafted email replies are still rolling out. [How to cut context switching](https://yukihq.com/guides/how-to-reduce-context-switching). **What is Yuki, and how is it different from a to-do app or calendar app?** Yuki is an AI agent that handles everyday life, not just a to-do list or calendar. A to-do app waits for you to type tasks; Yuki creates them from your inbox. A calendar app waits for you to add events; Yuki builds them from booking confirmations. Yuki also covers expenses, subscriptions, trip itineraries, grocery lists, shared groups and an AI assistant for natural-language requests. It writes to Google Calendar two-way, asks for your OK before it acts outside the app, and runs on iOS, Android and the web. Compare: [Yuki vs Notion](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-notion) · [Yuki vs Todoist](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-todoist) · [Yuki vs Google Calendar](https://yukihq.com/compare/yuki-vs-google-calendar).