What platforms does Edith support?

Edith is available on Web App, iOS and Android.

What are the limitations of Edith?

Weekly credit pricing means heavy use of calls and research burns through the allowance quickly, and the Pro tier is a steep jump. Proactive behaviour depends on broad access to messages, calendar, and files, which will not suit privacy sensitive users. Scheduled calls at a fixed time each week can feel intrusive for people who dislike voice interaction.

Edith

Name: Edith
Author: Edith

A personal AI assistant that calls you first

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What is Edith?

Edith is a proactive personal AI assistant reachable by phone call, Telegram, WhatsApp, or SMS. A recurring weekly call sets priorities, and she remembers goals and history, browses the web, books appointments, drafts documents, and follows up on her own between conversations.

Edith is a personal AI assistant built around a weekly phone call rather than a chat window you have to remember to open. The premise is inverted: instead of waiting for a prompt, Edith schedules a recurring call at the same time each week to anchor your priorities, then keeps working between calls. She reaches out over channels people already use, including Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, and ordinary voice calls, so there is no new interface to learn. The product leans heavily on memory and follow through. Edith tracks your goals, relationships, and past conversations, and uses that context to give specific rather than generic answers. In the examples shown on the site, she reviews prior project history to argue for a retainer pricing model over fixed fees, drafts a three tier offer, sends it to a named contact, books a follow up, and later notices an unanswered problem and arranges an appointment without being asked. She also browses the web, prepares research reports, summarises YouTube videos and X posts, and works on her own computer to assemble spreadsheets, decks, and documents. Two experimental features extend this: skills, where repeated tasks are saved as reusable routines, and mini apps, where she builds small dashboards or trackers on the fly. Edith suits freelancers, consultants, and founders who carry a lot of open loops and want an assistant that initiates rather than reacts. A web control panel covers note taking and manual task assignment when direct oversight is preferable. Signing up requires only a name and phone number, with no password, and a first call arrives within seconds. Alternatives tend to be either chat first general assistants or calendar and task tools with light automation. Edith's differentiator is the scheduled voice call plus persistent memory and autonomous action. The trade off is a design that works best for people comfortable handing an agent real reach into messages, bookings, and files.

How do you use Edith?

1Start with your name and phone number
Enter your full name, pick your country code, and add your mobile number along with an optional website. No account or password is created at this stage.
2Take the first call
Select the call option and Edith rings within seconds. Expect the first conversation to run roughly ten to twenty minutes while she learns your priorities.
3Lock in the weekly call
Agree a recurring slot for the weekly check in. This becomes the anchor where you review what matters and set direction for the days ahead.
4Connect a messaging channel
Keep the conversation going between calls on Telegram, WhatsApp, or SMS. Send decisions, half formed questions, or quick requests and she responds in context.
5Assign tasks from the control panel
Use the web app to take notes and hand over specific jobs when you want finer control than proactive suggestions allow.
6Let routines become skills
Repeat a task often enough and Edith saves the pattern as a skill, so later requests for the same kind of work take less setup.

Pros and cons

Pros

Weekly scheduled calls give the relationship a fixed rhythm instead of relying on willpower to open a chatAI
Memory of goals, relationships, and prior work produces answers grounded in your actual project historyAI
Works over Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, and voice, so no new app is strictly requiredAI
Takes real actions: sending drafts, booking appointments, scheduling follow ups, and preparing research reportsAI
Web control panel allows manual note taking and task assignment when proactive behaviour needs steeringAI

Cons

Weekly credit pricing means heavy use of calls and research burns through the allowance quickly, and the Pro tier is a steep jumpAI
Proactive behaviour depends on broad access to messages, calendar, and files, which will not suit privacy sensitive usersAI
Scheduled calls at a fixed time each week can feel intrusive for people who dislike voice interactionAI
Skills and mini apps are labelled experimental, so reliability there is not yet provenAI
Little public detail on data handling, retention, or what happens to memory if you stop payingAI

How much does Edith cost?

Pricing

Billed weekly in USD, with credits shared across calls, texts, decisions, and other work. Basic costs $9.75 per week for 20,000 credits and is described as enough for most regular users. Pro costs $75 per week for 180,000 credits and targets power users.

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Integrations

Conversations run over Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, and voice calls. The site shows Gmail activity within a message thread, but no integrations directory or connection list is published.

Features

Chat over Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, or phone. One off and recurring reminders and scheduled tasks such as daily research briefings. Proactive insights delivered without prompting. Web browsing for research, bookings, and summarising YouTube videos or X posts. Deep memory of goals and relationships. A web control panel for notes and task assignment. Her own computer for files, spreadsheets, decks, and reports. Skills and mini apps, both experimental.

Frequently asked questions about Edith

How much does Edith cost?
Billed weekly in USD, with credits shared across calls, texts, decisions, and other work. Basic costs $9.75 per week for 20,000 credits and is described as enough for most regular users. Pro costs $75 per week for 180,000 credits and targets power users.
How do you use Edith?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Start with your name and phone number 2. Take the first call 3. Lock in the weekly call 4. Connect a messaging channel 5. Assign tasks from the control panel 6. Let routines become skills.
What platforms does Edith support?
Edith is available on Web App, iOS and Android.
What does Edith integrate with?
Conversations run over Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, and voice calls. The site shows Gmail activity within a message thread, but no integrations directory or connection list is published.
What are the limitations of Edith?
Weekly credit pricing means heavy use of calls and research burns through the allowance quickly, and the Pro tier is a steep jump. Proactive behaviour depends on broad access to messages, calendar, and files, which will not suit privacy sensitive users. Scheduled calls at a fixed time each week can feel intrusive for people who dislike voice interaction.