Manage reminders, calendars and everyday requests through your usual messaging app
Caddy is a personal AI assistant that works through messages. On iPhone it uses iMessage, while Android access is described through RCS and SMS. Users can send a text or voice memo and involve the assistant in a group conversation without learning a separate full-featured app interface.
The product focuses on keeping track of calendars, tasks and messages, then helping with the next useful action. Examples include adding something to the calendar, recording a reminder, organizing notes or researching a plan. A daily briefing can bring several commitments into one message. These are personal-assistance workflows rather than the enterprise automation loops offered by the separately named Caddi platform.
Caddy describes becoming more personalized as it learns how a user works and what they care about. Connected services and the information shared in conversation provide context for that experience. Users should be deliberate about which accounts and conversations they connect, especially when a group chat includes other people's information. Personalization does not mean the assistant will always interpret an implied preference correctly.
Because the service depends on messaging infrastructure, the website includes help for existing users whose assistant is not responding. The exact experience may differ between iMessage, RCS and SMS. A request should be considered complete only after the user checks the response or the resulting calendar or task record, not merely because the message was delivered.
The official FAQ identifies Caddy as a public beta and warns that it can make mistakes. Free starting access is advertised, while the terms say any pricing and billing conditions are provided in the service. A useful first step is to test a few low-risk reminders and confirm how they appear in the connected tools. For purchases, reservations, sensitive messages or important deadlines, review the details and permissions before relying on an automated action.
