about Kachi
Layers Labs Inc · United States
the short version
- Kachi is an AI agent that works across a circle of friends, over text messages.
- you tell it what should happen. it talks to the people involved, and comes back to you.
- no app and no account. you text it, the way you text anyone else.
- free while it's early.
what it actually does
Most things between friends fail on logistics, not on feeling. Four people want to see each other and nobody wants to run the group chat. You meant to ask how the interview went and remembered three weeks late. Kachi is built for that gap: you give it a goal in Messages, it does the back-and-forth with the people involved, and it reports back when there's something to report.
Three kinds of ask cover most of it:
- make a plan. "cinema with Nora and Theo this week. find a time and something we'd all watch." It asks them, finds the overlap, and comes back with a night and a film.
- ask around. "find out what Nora and Theo really think of my haircut. don't say it's me asking." It asks, and tells you what they said.
- remember. "remind me in a week to ask Theo how his interview went." A week later, it nudges you at a moment when texting him makes sense.
how it works
You talk to Kachi privately, and your friends never see your conversation. To do its job it shares small, relevant things with the people in your circle — what serves the plan, not your words. That sharing is the product rather than a setting, which is why it is spelled out plainly in the privacy policy before you ever text it.
It only messages people who started a conversation with it themselves, by texting it or by accepting an invite. It does not text your contacts. Reply STOP at any time and it stops.
who makes it
Kachi is built and operated by Layers Labs Inc, a company in the United States. The service is intended for people in the US, and for people 18 and older.
an early product
Kachi is new. It will misread things and make imperfect judgment calls, and it says so in the terms. It is not a substitute for professional advice or for emergency services. What happens between you and your friends is yours; Kachi does the coordination, not the friendship.
what it costs
Nothing, for now. Kachi is free while it is early. If that changes, it won't change quietly — the agent tells you before anything that matters takes effect.
trying it
The button on the home page opens Messages with everything ready, and a good first thing to ask is what it can do for you. There is nothing to install and no account to make: your phone number is the account, with no password and no email login.
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