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SMS assistant that keeps an editable memory of your reminders, routines and personal facts, and texts you first.
Eugene is a personal assistant that lives in your text messages rather than in an app. You text it reminders, routines and facts about your life; it stores each one as a separate record you can read, edit or delete from a web dashboard, and carries them between conversations instead of forgetting at the end of each one. It fires reminders on its own schedule, reads and writes Google Calendar events, searches and creates Notion pages, and can text reminders to other people once they have consented. The vendor is explicit that it will not write code or essays. The trytether.ai domain, listed elsewhere as Tether AI, now redirects here.
No price is published. The homepage, FAQ and terms of service mention no fees, plans or billing at all, and there is no pricing page — signup happens by texting the service, so any cost only becomes visible from inside.
Use tool ↗Eugene's bet is that a text thread beats another app icon, and that memory you can open and edit beats memory hidden inside a model. Both are defensible, and the deliberate refusal to do coding or essays keeps it focused. Against that: no published price, no named company, and a service that only works where SMS reaches — currently the US and Canada.
Watch out: The harvested trytether.ai domain now 308-redirects here, so the Tether AI brand is gone — verify which product you are signing up for.
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