A personal AI concierge

You shouldn’t have to explain yourself twice.

Anghkooey remembers the preferences, constraints, and experiences that shape your choices, so the next hotel, meal, or trip conversation starts with what matters to you.

Start Talking (Chat in your browser, no sign-up)

You choose what to share. You can review and correct what is remembered.

The memory story

Every new assistant makes you start from zero.

You explain that you sleep badly near busy roads. You explain that extreme spice isn’t for you. You explain that a quiet room matters more than being near the centre. Then the next conversation forgets.

Your preferences should travel with you.

Tell Anghkooey once. Pick up where you left off.

Anghkooey keeps the relevant context you choose to share and brings it back when it can improve the next answer. It remembers the preference, the reason behind it when you give one, and the fact that your preferences can change.

“Quiet matters more than centrality because road noise ruined my sleep.”
A reason helps Anghkooey apply a preference instead of treating it as a vague label.

  1. Tell it what matters

    Share a preference, a constraint, or a past experience in your own words.

  2. See what it heard

    Anghkooey tells you when a memory is saved, and says so when a save doesn’t go through.

  3. Ask again later

    Return with a new hotel, meal, or travel decision and start from your real preferences.

  4. Change it when you change

    Correct or update a remembered detail. The newer one guides what comes next.

Remember the detail that changes the answer.

Hotels, travel, and dining are three uses of one personal memory. What you share in one conversation can shape the next decision, whichever kind it is.

One memory · three kinds of decisions

Illustrative exampleOne detail

The difference is one remembered detail.

Without memory
“Here are five popular hotels in Lagos.”
With Anghkooey
“You said quiet matters more than being central because road noise disrupted your sleep. Based on the descriptions you shared, this option looks closer, but I can’t verify its actual noise level or tonight’s availability.”

Personal doesn’t mean overconfident.

Honest limitsNo guessing

Anghkooey doesn’t pretend to know live prices, availability, or details it can’t verify. It helps you think through options, and it isn’t a booking service.

  • No live prices
  • No availability claims
  • No bookings
Where you stay

Hotels

Room preferences, quiet surroundings, lighting, and how past stays actually went.

On the way

Travel

Travel habits, budgets, and the trips that taught you something. Your last good decision can make the next one easier.

At the table

Dining

What you like, what you avoid, and what has changed. Share a menu and compare it against your current preferences, with no medical assumptions.

Continuity

The next conversation can begin where the last one left off.

Talk to Anghkooey where you already message. Channels share one memory only after you link them with a one-time code and confirm in the chat. A name or phone number alone is never treated as proof.

One memory

  • Available now

    Telegram

    Message @useanghkooey_bot. Say YES to turn memory on, and send /memory to see what it holds for you.

    Open Telegram (opens in a new tab)
  • In testing

    iMessage

    The same memory works over iMessage today in testing. Public access is coming, so there’s no number to share yet.

  • Available now

    Web

    Chat in your browser with no sign-up. Memory review, settings, and channel linking arrive next.

    Open web chat

Privacy and control

Memory should feel useful, not mysterious.

Anghkooey shows what it remembered and lets you correct it. If a memory didn’t save, it says so. If current facts can’t be verified, it doesn’t make them up.

  1. Off until you say yes

    Nothing goes into lasting memory until you give consent. Before that, Anghkooey still answers, it just doesn’t keep anything.

  2. Review what was kept

    Ask for your memories any time. On Telegram, /memory lists what Anghkooey holds for you. A web review page is on the way.

  3. Corrections take over

    Tell Anghkooey what changed. The newer memory guides future answers, and the old one is marked as replaced.

  4. Turning memory off

    Switch memory off and future saves stop. Anghkooey keeps helping without writing anything new.

  5. What ending a session does

    Memories are stored on Walrus. Ending a session signs it out but doesn’t erase what was already written, which follows Walrus storage expiry.

Available on the web and Telegram

Remember what matters, when it matters.

Tell Anghkooey what matters to you once. When the next hotel, meal, or trip decision comes up, it can start with your context instead of a blank slate.

Tell Anghkooey one thing

Opens web chat. Prefer Telegram? Message @useanghkooey_bot (opens Telegram in a new tab)