Before lunch with Priya.
She told you about the new job last week. Ask about her first few days instead of starting from “what’s new?”
Remembering peopleLess to remember.
More to be there.
Hey Muffin · In development
A personal assistant being built for WhatsApp.
To keep track of who you owe a reply, what you promised,
and what matters before your next conversation.
Not yet publicly available. Send an email to register your interest.
MuffinExample conversation
Illustrative previewThe follow-up
Hey Muffin, who do I owe a reply?
Sam is waiting on the project quote.
On Tuesday, you said you’d send it the next morning.
From your conversation with Sam
“I’ll send the quote over tomorrow.”You · Tuesday, 4:18 pm
Start with a draft. You review it before anything is sent.
The person
What should I remember before lunch with Priya?
It’s her first week in the new role.
She mentioned starting on Monday. You wanted to ask how it went.
From your conversation with Priya
“First day on Monday. Excited, slightly terrified.”Priya · Last Friday
A useful detail to take into the conversation. You take it from there.
The draft
Help me draft a reply to Sam.
Here’s a starting point. Nothing has been sent.
Check the details and timing before using this draft.
Draft only · For your review
Hi Sam, thanks for your patience. I’m finishing the quote and will send it this afternoon.Prepared, not sent
You decide what to change, when to send it, or whether to send it at all.
Fictional people and messages. No accounts connected.
An illustrative conversation, not a live assistant. Planned experience.
You meant
to follow up.
One exampleTuesday’s promise gets lost in Wednesday’s inbox. The idea is to bring it back into view, with the conversation it came from.
Following up with SamWhatsApp first. Gmail and Google Calendar connections are planned. An iPhone app is on the roadmap.
What we’re buildingThe context you
wanted to remember.
Beyond the follow-upBefore the day gets away.
A meeting at ten. Lunch at one. A reply you still owe. One place to ask what needs your attention, and why.
Keeping track of your weekFictional examples of planned capabilities. Availability will be confirmed before release.
Your accounts
aren’t connected here.
About your dataThe waitlist only asks for the details you type into the form. It does not open your inbox or read your conversations.
Read about your privacy- This website
- Email and request details you choose to share. No advertising pixels.
- The product
- Account permissions and review before actions are part of the design. Those safeguards must be verified before release.
- Your choice
- This public website does not run analytics. Your appearance preference stays in your browser.
Can I use Hey Muffin today?
Not yet. Hey Muffin is in development and is not publicly available. You can register your interest on the waitlist. There is no confirmed launch date, and joining does not create an assistant account or guarantee priority access.
What is Muffin being built to do?
Muffin is being designed to help you remember people, keep track of promises and make sense of your week through conversation. These are planned capabilities, not a claim that the complete product is available today.
Will I need another app?
The intended starting point is WhatsApp, with Gmail and Google Calendar connections planned. A native iPhone app is also on the roadmap. The actual connections available at release will be confirmed before you sign up.
Will Muffin send messages without asking?
The design is approval-first: prepare a draft or proposed action, show it to you, and ask for your go-ahead. These controls still need end-to-end release verification. The examples on this website do not send messages or connect to your accounts.
What would you
hand to Muffin?
Help shape MuffinTell us what keeps slipping through the cracks.
Prepare an email with one thing you’d like help with.
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