Yuki — The AI Agent for Everyday Life

How it works

You ask. Yuki handles it.

In just a few steps, your life moves forward.

01
Tell Yuki
“Plan a weekend in Madrid.”
02
Yuki thinks
Checks your calendar, preferences, existing plans and relevant information.
03
Yuki works
Finds options, organizes information and prepares the next steps.
04
Yuki asks when it matters
“I found a hotel for €174. Want me to book it?”
05
Done
You stay in control. Yuki does the work.

Yuki AI

Ask in a sentence. Watch it work.

No prompt engineering, no blank box. Say what you need the way you would to a person.

Start anywhere. Six things worth asking, so you never face a blank box.

Then watch it work. One request, five checks, three options — and the choice still yours.

Proactive by design

Yuki is already working in the background.

You don't have to keep asking. Yuki keeps track of the things you've delegated and keeps you updated.

9:41

Activity

Yuki is on it

See all

Planning your Barcelona → Lisbon trip

Finding flights that fit your calendar.

Finding Dad's birthday gift

Comparing options within your €100 limit.

Preparing your reply to Sarah

Draft ready for your review.

Checking your subscriptions

Spotify renews tomorrow.

Done today

Reply to Sarah sent · Groceries added · Flight checked in

Ask Yuki anything...

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Fewer
things to remember
More time
for what matters
A calmer,
happier you

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One agent. Your whole life.

Across everything that matters.

Travel

Stop planning trips manually.

Yuki builds the itinerary from your own bookings, drafts a day-by-day plan for a trip you have not booked yet, keeps passports and tickets with the trip, and — with the agent release — searches real fares, holds a seat and books the stay.

“Plan a 4-day trip to Rome in October.”

Yuki drafts the itinerary, then books it.

Itineraries assembled automatically from confirmation emails
AI day-by-day planning for trips you have not booked
Boarding passes and documents kept with the trip, and in Apple Wallet
A travel map of the countries you have actually been to
Share the trip, and plan it with the people coming
Flight search, seat holds and staysrolling out

Money

Know what your money is doing.

Bills, subscriptions and expenses organize themselves from your inbox. On top of that sits the part most assistants skip entirely: the goals you are actually saving for, what you own, and what it is all worth.

“Am I on track for the house deposit?”

Yuki answers from your real numbers.

Subscriptions, bills and spending detected automatically
Goals for the real ones — retirement, a house deposit, a college fund, a car
An honest pace-to-target, and a projection of where you land
Holdings: stocks, ETFs, funds and cash, with allocation and return
Liabilities too — mortgage, credit card, car and student loans
Net worth across every account and currency, in one number
Essential vs non-essential, your top category, your biggest day
Sync a bank, or check balances in by hand — both work
Receipt scanning and bank statement import
Open banking for live balances and transactionsrolling out

Email

Your inbox doesn't need to become another job.

Yuki reads the confirmations, receipts, bills and invites already sitting there and turns them into a calendar, trips and expenses. It surfaces the messages that genuinely need you — and can draft the reply.

“Reply to Sarah and tell her Thursday works.”

Yuki prepares the response.

Confirmations become calendar events, trips and expenses
Focus inbox: what actually needs a reply, sorted by what it asks of you
Drafted replies you approve before they sendrolling out

Groups

Life isn't always solo.

Nine kinds of shared space, each shaped for what it is actually for — not one generic “shared folder”. Shared tasks and lists, expense splitting with settle-up, polls for the decisions nobody wants to chase, and stats on what the group is really doing.

“Who can host dinner Friday?”

Yuki asks the group and tallies it.

Couples · Family · Co-parenting · Flatmates · Friends
Trips · Household · Fitness & habit challenge · Custom
Expenses with splitting and settle-up
Tasks & chores, assigned and tracked
Groceries everyone can tick off
A shared calendar, with Yuki finding a time that suits everyone
Polls for the decisions nobody wants to chase
Birthdays & gifts, and shared goals you are saving for together
Stats that say who is actually pulling their weight — effort, trends, appreciation

People

Remember the people who matter.

Not a contact list — the people who make your life yours. Who they are to you, what they like, when their birthday is, what you owe each other, and what you have got planned together.

“Mum’s birthday is next month. Find a nice gift around €80.”

Yuki starts working.

Relationships, not just names — family, partner, friend, colleague, housemate
Birthdays and anniversaries, surfaced before you need them
One profile shows mutual groups, what you have shared, and what is coming up
Yuki remembers what they like, so a gift idea is not a guess
Plan a time, split an expense or add someone to a group from their profile
Duplicate people merged rather than quietly doubled
You choose who can find you — by phone, email, username or shared group
Gift finding within a limit you setrolling out

Your day

One view of what today actually holds.

Tasks, events, reminders, deliveries and what the inbox added overnight — in one ordered day rather than five apps disagreeing with each other.

“What does today look like?”

Yuki tells you, and what to do first.

Calendar, tasks and reminders in one ordered feed
Two-way sync with Google Calendar
Deliveries and renewals tracked without being asked

The problem

Too many apps.
Too much to remember.

Your life is scattered across email, calendar, chats, receipts, and a dozen other apps.

Email
WhatsApp
Calendar
Booking.com
Receipts
Notes
Reminders
Group chats

A calmer you

Get your life out of your head.

One place that understands what matters — and does the work. Less mental load. More time for what matters.

Grounded in your life

Not another chatbot.

A general AI assistant doesn't know that:

your flight leaves at 08:20
Sarah is your partner
Dad’s birthday is October 14
you have dinner Thursday
your hotel is already booked
Spotify renews tomorrow

Yuki does.

Yuki works from your own calendar, trips, expenses and the people you care about — so it answers about your actual life, not in general.

Built for trust

You stay in control.

Yuki can act on your behalf — which is exactly why it asks first, shows its work, and lets you undo.

Ask me
Yuki asks before consequential actions.
Set a limit
“You can spend up to €100 on gifts.”
Let Yuki handle it
For things you've explicitly authorized.
See everything
Every meaningful action is visible in your activity history.
Undo where possible
If something can be reversed, Yuki helps you reverse it.

Autopilot

Ask for approvalRecommended. Nothing consequential happens without your tap.
Auto-approve this taskSkip approval for the current task only.
Auto-approve below a limite.g. €100 for rides, €50 for groceries.
Auto-approve for this tripe.g. all hotels and transport, while you are away.

High-risk actions — sending email, large purchases — always require approval, whatever else you have switched on.

Connections

GmailEmails, attachments
Google CalendarEvents and availability
Google ContactsPeople and birthdays
Apple CalendarYour device calendar
PlaidsoonBank accounts and balances
UbersoonRides
Uber EatssoonFood and groceries
OutlooksoonEmails

Each connection is read-only or allowed to act — your choice, changeable any time.

No black box

Always know what Yuki is doing.

Today

Checked your calendar
Found 3 hotels
Drafted email to Anna
Waiting for your approval
Added Dad's birthday
Updated Lisbon itinerary

Yuki isn't a black box.
Every meaningful action is written down, visible, and reversible where it can be.

Shared life

Life isn't always solo.

Your life is shared. Yuki can be too.

Couple
Family
Flatmates
Friends
Co-parents

“Who can host dinner Friday?”
“Add groceries for tonight.”
“Who owes what?”
“Find a birthday gift for Mum.”

Useful memory

Yuki gets to know you.

Not creepy personalization. Useful memory.

Loves coffee
Prefers morning flights
Usually chooses 4★ hotels
Dad likes practical gifts
Sarah is vegetarian

Yuki remembers what you choose — so you don't have to repeat yourself. You can see everything it remembers, and delete any of it, any time.

A day with Yuki

See Yuki handle a real day.

08:12
Yuki
Your flight tomorrow leaves at 07:40. I've added a reminder to leave home at 05:45.
10:24
Find a birthday gift for Dad around €80.
10:27
Yuki
I found three options based on what you've told me about him.
13:40
Yuki
Your electricity bill is due Friday.
15:12
Remind me to call Mum tomorrow.
18:30
Yuki
Dinner with Sarah is at 20:00. Your taxi would take about 22 minutes.

Pricing

Start free. Let Yuki do more.

Free

Get organized.

€0

Calendar
Tasks
Basic groups
Basic trips
Basic finance
Limited Yuki usage

Get started

Pro

30 days free

Get more done.

€3.99/mo

Everything in Free
Inbox sync + AI organizing
Unlimited groups
Trips & travel documents
Financial goals & net worth
Higher AI usage

Try Yuki Pro

Agent

Coming soon

Get things handled.

€14.99/mo

Everything in Pro
Personal AI agent
Agent actions & approvals
Email assistance
Travel planning & booking
Advanced memory
People & occasions
Autopilot controls

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Questions

What people ask about Yuki.

The short answers. Every one of them says where a capability is still on its way.

What is Yuki?

Yuki is an AI agent for everyday life. It reads the confirmations, receipts, bills and invites already in your inbox and turns them into a live calendar, trips, expenses and shared plans — then takes on the tasks around them. It works for one person or for a household, and it is available across Europe and most of the world on iOS and Android.

How is Yuki different from ChatGPT or another AI assistant?

A general assistant starts from a blank box. Yuki starts from your actual life: it already knows your flight leaves at 08:20, that your hotel is booked, that Spotify renews tomorrow and who you split the rent with. So it answers about you rather than in general — and it acts on your real calendar, trips and money instead of describing what you could do.

Can Yuki actually do things, or just tell me about them?

Both, and the doing is rolling out. Today Yuki organizes your inbox into trips, expenses, events and tasks, answers questions about your own plans, and creates records from a sentence. Searching and booking flights, booking stays, drafting a reply you approve, connecting a bank and finding a gift within a budget are coming soon, behind approvals.

Will Yuki do things without asking me?

No, unless you explicitly allow it for something specific and time-limited. Every consequential action — sending an email, making a booking, spending money — produces an approval card first, built from the action rather than from what the model says about it. High-risk actions ask whatever else you have switched on, and everything Yuki does is recorded in an activity log you can undo from.

Does Yuki train AI on my data?

No. Yuki does not train any model on your data — that is a commitment, not a setting you have to find. Data stays in the EU end to end, Yuki passed an independent CASA Tier 2 security assessment in March 2026, and you can export or delete everything.

Does Yuki work for couples and families?

Yes, and it is built for it rather than retrofitted. Yuki has nine kinds of shared group — couples, family, co-parenting, flatmates, friends, trips, household, a fitness challenge and custom — each with shared tasks, expense splitting with settle-up, groceries, a shared calendar and polls. Everyone keeps a private account and chooses what to share.

What does Yuki cost?

Yuki is free to download on iOS and Android, with a 30-day Pro trial and no card required. Pro is €3.99 a month and adds inbox sync, unlimited groups, trips and travel documents, and a higher AI allowance. An Agent tier for the acting features is coming.

Which email providers does Yuki support?

Gmail today. Outlook is coming soon. You connect your inbox once and Yuki organizes what arrives — there is nothing to forward and nothing to copy and paste.

You have enough to remember.

Let Yuki handle the rest.

Your life, handled.

Compare plans

Your life,handled.

You ask. Yuki handles it.

Tell Yuki

Yuki thinks

Yuki works

Yuki asks when it matters

Done

Ask in a sentence. Watch it work.

Yuki is already working in the background.

Across everything that matters.

Stop planning trips manually.

Know what your money is doing.

Your inbox doesn't need to become another job.

Life isn't always solo.

Remember the people who matter.

One view of what today actually holds.

Too many apps.Too much to remember.

Get your life out of your head.

Not another chatbot.

You stay in control.

Ask me

Set a limit

Let Yuki handle it

See everything

Undo where possible

Always know what Yuki is doing.

Life isn't always solo.

Yuki gets to know you.

See Yuki handle a real day.

Start free. Let Yuki do more.

Free

Pro

Agent

What people ask about Yuki.

What is Yuki?

How is Yuki different from ChatGPT or another AI assistant?

Can Yuki actually do things, or just tell me about them?

Will Yuki do things without asking me?

Does Yuki train AI on my data?

Does Yuki work for couples and families?

What does Yuki cost?

Which email providers does Yuki support?

You have enough to remember.

Your life,
handled.

Too many apps.
Too much to remember.