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Every conversation. One Butler.

Your Butler works inside the apps you already use — remembering what matters, writing in your voice, and getting the timing right. Review its drafts, schedule them ahead, or let it run on autopilot. Your call, per person.

What is this? 996 Butler connects to your messaging platforms and keeps every relationship warm — writing thoughtful, well-timed messages in your own voice. It can draft for your approval, send on a schedule, or reply in real time on autopilot within the persona and rules you set. It’s live on Telegram today, with WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram on the way.

Three ways to run it

Set the level of control per person. Move any relationship up to autopilot — or back down — whenever you want.

  • Review

    You approve

    The Butler drafts in your voice; you glance, tweak, and send. Full control, zero effort writing.

  • Scheduled

    Pre-approved

    Batch and schedule messages ahead of time — good-mornings, check-ins, reminders — and let the Butler take the wheel on your timeline.

  • Autopilot

    It handles it

    Opt in per person. The Butler reads and replies in real time, in your voice, within the persona and rules you set. Never tired, never distracted.

Autopilot is strictly opt-in, one person at a time. Some platforms require a live approval before an outbound message regardless of your setting — we handle that per platform. Every auto-generated message follows the 9 Rules and the Terms of Use.

Every person gets their own rules

The Butler behaves differently for everyone in your life — because you do. You set the persona; it does the rest.

  • Your partner

    Playful, emoji-on, lowercase. Autopilot handles good-mornings and check-ins after a hard day — but money, plans, and conflict always come to you first. Quiet hours respected.

  • Your mom

    Warm, no slang. Remembers appointments and birthdays, sends a “thinking of you” — but never commits to a visit without asking you.

  • The friend you leave on read

    Light, low-frequency autopilot nudges that keep the thread alive so months don’t slip by.

  • A colleague

    Professional tone, autopilot off by default — always review. Never auto-commits to a meeting or a yes.

Per-person knobs: tone & emoji, autopilot on/off, topics that always need your approval (money, commitments, conflict, first contact), frequency caps, quiet hours, and escalation triggers.

People vs. connections

A small but important distinction — and it’s how your plan is measured.

  • You add the people who matter

    Add as many people as you like — your partner, your mother, the friend you keep meaning to text back. There’s no cap on people.

  • You assign channels to each

    For each person, pick the platform you actually talk to them on. Your plan is measured in active connections — one person on one platform. Talk to someone on both Telegram and WhatsApp? That’s two connections. So “9 connections” means nine active channels, however you spread them.

Supported platforms

Rolling out steadily. Breadth is the point — your Butler shouldn’t care which app the conversation lives in.

  • Live

    Telegram

    Available now. Connect in under a minute.

    Learn more →
  • Coming soon

    WhatsApp

    The world’s messenger. Next on the roadmap.

  • Coming soon

    Messenger

    Facebook Messenger DMs.

  • Coming soon

    Instagram DM

    Where a lot of it actually happens.

  • Exploring

    TikTok DM

    On our radar; watching the platform rules.

  • Planned

    SMS & Email

    The classics, for when they’re the right call.

Each platform has its own etiquette and rules — including where a live approval is required before autopilot can send. We integrate the right way for each one and tell you plainly how it works before you connect.

Questions

Do I have to approve every message?

No — it’s your call, per person. Run it in Review (you approve), Scheduled (pre-approve ahead), or Autopilot (real-time replies in your voice within the rules you set). Autopilot is opt-in, one person at a time. Some platforms require a live approval before outbound regardless. Every auto-generated message follows the 9 Rules and the Terms of Use.

What counts as a connection?

One active channel — one person on one platform. Same person on two apps = two connections. Plans are measured in connections, not people.

How many people can I add?

As many as you want. The limit is on active connections, so you decide which conversations the Butler manages.

Why not every platform at once?

Doing each one properly — respecting its rules and keeping it reliable — beats doing all of them badly. We add platforms in the order they matter most.

Start where it counts

Live on Telegram now. Set up your first connection in under a minute.

Card on file before the Butler can speak. Nothing charged for seven days. Cancel before then and the card is never touched.