Where to use it
Early accessMessage it the way you message everyone else.
Dewiride AI becomes one more chat on WhatsApp. Ask it something on the way to a meeting, hand it a job, and tap yes or no to anything it wants to change — nothing to open, nothing to sign in to again.
Early access means it works and we use it ourselves every day. It's still moving, so bits of it will change. When it lets you down, tell us — that's the deal.
It's the same assistant.
Not a smaller version of it. The same conversations, the same connected apps, the same jobs you've already set up — it is simply here as well. Ask something in the chat and you'll find it on the web later, and the other way round.
See what it can doWays people use it
- Ask it something while you're away from your desk
- Tap yes or no to a waiting action, wherever you are
- Connect it once by scanning a code
- Get a reminder, or a finished job, as a message
- Set something up to watch for, and pause it later, by message
Questions about this
Open your Dewiride AI settings, choose WhatsApp, and scan the code you're shown. That opens a chat with your assistant and connects it to your account. Send a message and you're in.
Private. It's between you and your assistant — nobody else can see it, and it can't be added to a group.
No, it's the one assistant. What you connected on the web is connected here, and a conversation you start in one place carries on in the other.
WhatsApp charges for every message that passes through it, either way, so a WhatsApp chat draws about a cent per message from your balance on top of the answer itself. The web and Microsoft Teams don't. Your usage page lists WhatsApp messages on their own line.
Bring it into your chats.
Join the waitlist and put your assistant where the rest of your conversations already are.
You can disconnect a chat any time, and your conversations stay.