Sign up, get a hello from your assistant, and start handing things over — reminders, bookings, follow-ups — as easily as texting a friend.
Join the waitlistYour people, your dates, your preferences — and that thing you mentioned three weeks ago. Ask anytime.
One-off or recurring, in plain words: “every first of the month”, “the night before”.
Triages your inbox, surfaces what matters, drafts replies in your voice.
Books, reschedules, and flags conflicts before they bite.
Research, comparisons, price-watching — it goes and finds out, then reports back.
Morning briefings and standing tasks run on schedule, without being asked twice.
Watches your GitHub — issues, pull requests, and “nudge me to review that”.
Anything consequential gets a “want me to?” first. You stay in charge.
And it thinks with the AI plan you already pay for — connect your ChatGPT or Claude account and Squire runs on it: your usage, your limits, no second AI subscription.
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Your assistant messages you first, on Telegram to start and WhatsApp soon after. It introduces itself and asks what you need.
It learns your people, your dates, your preferences. Connect email and calendar when you're ready, or never. Your call.
Private by design, not by promise. Each Squire runs in its own sealed space with its own keys. Your conversations live there, not on some shared server we can browse. Our own systems are built without anywhere to store your messages, and automated tests keep it that way.