Poke

What is Poke?

Poke is an AI assistant that lives in familiar messaging apps: Messages, WhatsApp and Telegram. It describes itself as proactive, private and personal, connecting 30+ services such as Notion, Gmail and Google Calendar. The site notes Poke is joining Cognition.

Key capabilities of Poke

• Messaging interface: chat by text or voice memo in Messages, WhatsApp or Telegram
• App connections: 30+ services including Notion, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Asana, Linear and Oura
• Proactive help: uses memory and connected apps to act without prompting
• Reminders and scheduling: create tasks and time-based reminders
• Drafting: draft emails and communications
• Recipes: shareable setups for integrations and automations
• Poke Kitchen: developer area for custom integrations

How Poke works

You send Poke a text or voice memo. It runs the request through its AI models, acts in your connected apps and replies by text. Recipes bundle integrations and automations that can be shared, and Poke Kitchen lets developers build custom integrations. Paid plans add frontier models and background automations.

Who uses Poke?

Poke is for individuals who want an assistant they can message like a contact rather than a separate app, including people who manage work in Notion, Linear or Asana and want reminders and drafts from chat.

Poke pricing

Free requires no credit card. Pro is $19 per month with frontier models and background automations. Ultra is $199 per month with the highest intelligence and priority support.

Poke alternatives

Alternatives include Martin for an assistant reachable by phone, text and email, Dex for personal CRM, and Kin as a personal AI companion.