Ask your personal assistant
Speak or type. From your record.
One mic on the home screen. Ask when the warranty ends, what the AC needs before summer, who last serviced the geyser — and get the answer from your record, spoken back in the language you asked in.
Coming soon to both stores.
From your record, never from memory.
A date, a price, a serial number: if it's on file, Rohan reads it; if it isn't, he says so and offers to help add it.
A reminder from a sentence.
“Remind me to get the RO serviced Sunday at 5” becomes a reminder on the right thing. Leave out the day or the time and Rohan asks.
Product questions, answered.
Does this AC have a heating mode? What does that error code mean? Rohan looks it up and tells you, naming your model.
Three screens.
The app, as it is today.
Try asking
- “When does the fridge’s warranty end?”
- “Remind me to get the RO serviced Sunday at 5.”
- “Does my AC have a heating mode?”
Answers about your own things come from your record. If something isn't on file, your AI assistant says so — never a guess.
What can I ask you?
Anything about your things: when a warranty ends, what is due this month, how to clean a filter, whether a model has a feature. Ask about the home as a whole or about one thing; I know which is which.
Will you guess a date or a price?
Never. A warranty date, a price or a serial number comes from your record or I say it isn't on file and offer to add it. Facts about a product in general I answer as best I can, and I can be wrong, so check before you act.
Which languages can I talk to you in?
Many. Speak or type in Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, English, a mix, and more Indian languages, and I answer in the same language, in its own script. Tap the microphone in the chat to speak; I read my reply back to you in that language. Dates and details come from your record whatever language you ask in.