01 · WHERE TO EAT
Dinner, decided.
Tonight or Friday, two people or eight. hal finds real places that are open, checks for a table, and hands the group one pre-filled link to tap.
the planner for your group chat.
Where to eat Friday. Which weekend works for the ski trip. The show everyone said they'd go to. Add hal to the thread, say “hal”, and it finds the options, works out who's free, and reminds everyone before it's too late.
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How it works
Put its number in the thread like any friend. No app for anyone, no sign-up, nothing to install.
“hal, where should we eat Friday?” It searches, checks hours and tables, and comes back with a short list the group can pick from — not a wall of links.
It remembers what the group decided and reminds everyone when it's time. The rest of the time it stays quiet. Anything that costs money ends in a link one person taps.
Where to eat, the ski trip, the show everyone said they'd go to. hal does the part nobody wants to.
01 · WHERE TO EAT
Tonight or Friday, two people or eight. hal finds real places that are open, checks for a table, and hands the group one pre-filled link to tap.
02 · TRIPS
hal collects everyone's dates, finds the overlap, and keeps track of what the group decided — then reminds you before the deadline, not after.
03 · UPCOMING EVENTS
Tickets going on sale, the booking window, Saturday's show. Ask once and hal reminds the whole group at the right moment — not three days late.
What it does in the thread
Every group has the person who ends up planning everything. hal takes that job — and only talks when someone asks it to.
Tonight or Friday, two people or eight. Real places with checked hours, a table where it can find one, and a pre-filled link one person taps.
It collects everyone's dates, finds the weekend that works, and remembers what the group decided — the place, the dates, the deadline.
“Remind us when tickets go on sale.” “Remind everyone Saturday morning.” hal pings the whole group at the right moment.
The hours, the weather, the score, the drive. Ask in the thread and everyone gets the same answer, with the source.
It answers when someone says “hal” and stays out of the banter. Tell it to be quiet and it goes quiet in that thread.
Text hal directly for your own stuff: reminders, a watch on a price or a restock, and quick answers.
The part we won't compromise
A bot in your group chat should feel like the friend who's good at plans — not a notification machine. hal speaks when it's spoken to, keeps private things private, and never commits anyone to anything.
Pricing
40 messages a month free. Unlimited is a paid plan — you get the link by text if you ever hit the cap.No card to start and nothing to cancel — it's a text thread. Group chats don't count against anyone's messages, and nobody else in the group has to sign up.
Good to know
Add hal's number to the thread like you'd add a friend — it works in iMessage and WhatsApp groups. Then say “hal” with what you need: “hal, where should we eat Friday?” Nobody else in the group has to sign up or install anything.
No. In a group, hal answers when someone says its name and otherwise stays out of the conversation. Tell it to be quiet and it goes quiet in that thread until someone asks it something.
It does everything up to the booking: finds the places, checks for a table or the on-sale time, and hands the group a pre-filled link. One person taps it and books on their own account — hal never pays for anyone.
No. hal is a contact in your phone. There's nothing to install and no account to create — you text hal in iMessage or WhatsApp the way you'd text a person, and it texts back.
No. Send one text and hal replies. You can hand it something real in the first minute.
Only when you've asked it to: a reminder you set, a watch you started, or a heads-up the group asked for. Reply STOP and hal sends nothing proactive until you say START.
hal does the legwork on its own — searching, comparing, checking hours, setting the reminders you asked for. It stops for your yes before anything that reaches another person, like texting someone for you. It never spends your money: for a table or a cart it hands you a pre-filled link and you tap to confirm on your own account.
No. hal doesn't connect to your email. The one account you can connect is Google Calendar — it's optional, it's there so hal can see your day and add events when you ask, and you can disconnect it with one text.
It's never sold, never used for ads, and never used to train AI models. Text “forget me” and your profile, memories, reminders, and conversation history are permanently deleted. Reply STOP at any time and hal goes quiet.
40 messages a month free. Unlimited is a paid plan — you get the link by text if you ever hit the cap.
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