Your personal AI companion
Get it off your mind.
Your personal AI assistant on WhatsApp.
Send a message or voice note. Hala remembers,
organizes, and helps you get things done.
Opening in small waves. We’ll email you when it’s your turn.
The mental load
Too much onyour mind.
What am I forgetting?
I still need to call mom.
Did I pay that invoice?
That deadline is tomorrow.
When was my appointment?
Did I reply to the client?
The problem isn’t that you
can’t handle your life.
It’s that you’re expected to
remember all of it at once.
What Hala can do
Tell Hala.She takes it from there.
Every request goes the same way: you say it, Hala works out what you mean, and she does it. Reminders and tasks are only the beginning.
1You say
- You: Remember that my passport expires in March.
2Hala understands
- Intent
- Remember a fact
- About
- Your passport
- Expires
- March 2027
3Hala acts
- Hala: Noted. Your passport expires in March.
- RememberedPassport expiresMarch 2027Saved
Speak your language
She understands you.Actually.
No need to translate yourself into robot. Hala is built for how people in Lebanon really talk: English, Arabic, Arabizi, and all of them in one sentence.
Four ways to say it. Pick one to see Hala’s reply.
One meaning
New reminder
Call Jad
- When
- Tomorrow
- Right after
- Class ends
Hala replies
How it works
No commands. No forms. Just talk.
Message Hala the way you’d message a real assistant. Shorthand, typos, half a sentence, a voice note from the car. She gets it.
- You: Remind me in 20 minutes to check the oven.Hala: Done. I’ll ping you at 7:42.
- You: Did I forget anything today?Hala: Just one: you said you’d send Rami the photos.
- You sent a voice note, 0:18
Transcript“…and remind me to pick up the cake before six.”
Hala: Got it. Cake pickup, reminder at 5:15. - You: Move gym to 8.Hala: Moved. Gym is at 8 tonight.
- You: What’s on my schedule tomorrow?Hala: Class at 10, lunch with Maya at 1, gym at 6.
- You: Nour: you owe me $25 for dinner 😅Add this to my tasks.Hala: Added: pay Nour back $25.
- You: Remind me every month to pay the internet bill.Hala: Sure. Which day of the month?
- 01
Tell Hala
Type it or say it, in whatever words and whatever language come naturally.
You: pay rent on the 27th, remind me the day before 🙏 - 02
Hala understands
She works out what you want, when, and who it’s about, including what “the day before” means.
- What
- Pay rent
- When
- Oct 26, the day before
- Action
- New reminder
- 03
Hala acts
She sets it, schedules it or follows up, then confirms in a line. No app to open.
ReminderPay rentOct 26 · 9:00 AMSet
Context
A conversation,not a command
line.
Hala remembers what you’ve been talking about, so you can talk to her like a person, not a search box.
- Correct yourself
- Say “actually, make it 6” and she updates what you just set up.
- Point back
- “That”, “her”, “the second one”. Hala follows the conversation, so she knows what you mean.
- Keep going
- Add details as they come to you. No need to start over.
- You: Remind me tomorrow at 4 to call Sarah.
- Hala: Done.
- You: Actually make it 6.
- Hala: Changed to 6 PM.
- You: And remind me to ask her about the proposal.
- Hala: Added.
Reminder
Call Sarah
Tomorrow ·4:00 PM
- Ask her about the proposal
How Hala read it
“it” → the 4 PM reminder
“her” → Sarah
Voice notes
Too much to type?Just talk.
One voice note. Hala turns it into clear tasks and reminders.
“Tomorrow remind me to bring my laptop, submit the English assignment before class, and call Jad around five.”
3 tasks found
- Bring laptopTomorrow morning
- Submit assignmentBefore class
- Call Jad5 PM
A day with Hala
Your day,with Hala.
There when you need her, quiet when you don’t. Hala speaks up at the moments that matter and otherwise stays out of your way.
8:00 AM · Morning brief
Hala: Morning. You have class at 10, and your assignment is due at 11:59 tonight.1:30 PM · Between classes
You: Remind me when class ends to call mom.Hala: Will do.4:00 PM · Right on time
Hala: Class should be over by now. Time to call mom.6:15 PM · On the way home
You sent a voice note, 0:07Transcript“Tomorrow move gym to 7 and remind me to bring my charger.”
Hala: Done. Gym is at 7, and I’ll remind you about the charger in the morning.10:30 PM · A gentle nudge
Hala: Your assignment is still due tonight. Want me to remind you again at 11?
Integrations
One assistant. Everything connected.
Your apps already know pieces of your life. Hala brings them together, so one conversation reaches all of them.
Reminders
One-off and recurring
Tasks
To-dos and lists
Notes
Things to remember
Google Calendar
Calendar
You
Hey Hala
Understands, decides, acts
Gmail
Email
Google Drive
Files
Outlook
Email & calendar
Apple Calendar
Calendar on iPhone & Mac
Privacy & security
Personal, andkept that way.
An assistant is only useful if you can trust her with the details. So you decide what Hala can see and do, and she checks with you before anything important.
You choose what to connect
Nothing is connected by default. You decide which services Hala can use, one at a time.
Permissions in plain words
Before you connect anything, you see what Hala will be able to access, and why.
Disconnect whenever you like
Remove a connection and Hala stops using that service.
Only what the request needs
Checking tomorrow’s schedule means reading your calendar, not your inbox.
She asks before acting
Sending, moving or deleting something on your behalf? Hala confirms with you first.
Kept to your account
What Hala stores is tied to your account and kept separate from everyone else’s.
- Hala: To check your schedule, I need access to your Google Calendar.ConnectionConnect Google CalendarRead events · edit only when you ask
- You: Email Karim the final proposal.
- Hala: Here’s the draft to Karim, with the proposal attached. Send it?EmailFinal proposalTo Karim · 1 attachment
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The short version: message Hala like a person, and she handles it.
What is Hey Hala?
Hey Hala is a personal assistant you message on WhatsApp. Text her or send a voice note, and she takes care of reminders, tasks and notes, and, as you connect them, your calendar, email and other apps.
Do I need to download another app?
No. Everything happens in WhatsApp, right where you already chat. Connecting a service like Google Calendar uses that service’s own sign-in, and it’s optional.
Can I send Hala voice notes?
Yes. Voice notes are a first-class way to talk to Hala. Ramble, list several things at once, switch languages mid-sentence. She’ll pull out what needs doing.
Does Hala understand Lebanese Arabic?
Yes, by design. Hala is built to understand how people in Lebanon actually talk: Lebanese Arabic, English, Arabizi, and all of them mixed in one message. “Zakkrene bokra 3al 8” works just as well as “remind me tomorrow at 8”.
What can Hala connect to?
Reminders, tasks and notes are built into Hala, so there’s nothing to connect. Google Calendar, Gmail, Google Drive, Outlook, and Apple Calendar are opt-in: Hala only uses the services you choose to connect, and you can disconnect them.
Can Hala actually do things, or does she only answer questions?
She does things. Hala is built to act, not to explain how you could do it yourself. Ask her to set a reminder or move a meeting and, where you’ve connected the service and given permission, she does it. Before sending, changing or deleting anything on your behalf, she checks with you first.
How does Hala handle my data?
You decide what Hala can access. Nothing is connected by default, each service is connected separately, and Hala asks before actions that send, change or delete something. What she stores is tied to your account and kept separate from other people’s.
When can I start?
Hala is opening gradually. Join early access and we’ll let you know when it’s your turn.
- You: Hala, remind me to try Hey Hala tomorrow.
- Hala: Already on it.
You’ve got enough to remember.Let Hala remember the rest.
Your personal AI assistant, right where you already chat.
Join early accessHala is opening in small waves. Join early access and we’ll let you know when it’s your turn.