याद yaad Open in Telegram

याद means memory.

All your apps.
One chat.

Yaad brings the apps you use into a single bot. Tell it what happened, in whatever words you'd use with a friend, and it lands in the right app.

  • Telegram
  • WhatsApp incoming
  • Slack incoming

You don't have an app problem.
You have an opening apps problem.

Every tracker wants its own login, its own screen, its own little habit. Search, tap, rate, save. You keep it up for a week, then life happens.

Five apps, five logins, zero data. The friction was never the app. It was the opening.

Or just say it.

  1. Say it your way

    Hinglish, English, half a sentence. “kal raat Pushpa 2 dekhi” is a perfectly good log. Yaad works out what you mean and when you meant it.

  2. It lands in the right app

    A film goes to Marquee, a thought goes to your journal. One chat, many apps, nothing to open.

  3. Ask across all of it

    “What did I do this weekend?” gets an answer from every app you've connected, not a search box.

  4. It asks when it isn't sure

    Three films called Dune? You get three buttons, not a wrong guess. Every save has an undo.

One bot. Real apps.

Yaad is the conversation, not a silo. Every app is a full app with its own page and account, so your data lives where it belongs and you can open it any time.

Wherever you already chat.

Telegram

Live now, with buttons, posters and a dashboard that opens right inside the chat.

Live

Slack

Log, ask and look things up without leaving work.

Incoming

Bring your app.

If your app speaks MCP, it can live in Yaad. You keep your users, your data and your UI. Yaad handles the chat, the languages, the dates and the confirm buttons.

// your app's tool returns a result
{
  status: "saved",
  summary: "Logged Dune: Part Two",
  undo: { tool: "undo_entry", args: { … } }
}
// Yaad renders it, with an undo button

How Yaad treats your data

Say it once. याद remembers.

Yaad is in an invite-only beta. Got a code? Open the bot and send it.

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