never forgets
Tell her once. Birthdays, plans, the people you mention — she keeps it, everywhere you chat.
Your plans, your people, your 3am ideas. Maya keeps them, nudges you at the right time and handles the boring stuff — on Telegram, Instagram, Discord and her own app.
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Tell her once. Birthdays, plans, the people you mention — she keeps it, everywhere you chat.
Reminders, your calendar, expenses, alarms on your phone. Done — not “I can't do that”.
See what she knows, edit it, delete it. It's your data, not ours.
Telegram, Instagram, Discord, the web or the app. No account, no setup.
Text, voice notes or a live call. She picks up the things worth keeping.
A nudge before the bill is due, a call reminder at 9, the answer you forgot you told her.
spent 200 on noodles lol. also remind me to call mom tonight
Logged ₹200 under food — that’s ₹3,240 this month. I’ll ping you at 9 to call your mom 📞
thursdayugh interview in an hour
The system design one? You’ve got this. Start with the requirements, like we said.
Memory is just who she is. These are the places it shows up — your people, your groups, the things in motion, and your nights out.
01Mayaverse
Everyone Maya knows you know. She remembers birthdays, introduces people who'd get along — only if both say yes — and keeps a page for each of you two. Plus a Home feed with stories from your people, and messages.
anyone here into climbing?
Aditi climbs most Sundays. Want me to ask if she's up for an intro?
02Maya Circles
From four flatmates to a whole community — closed or public. Channels, photos and albums, plans, Splits with UPI dues, and shared lists everyone can tick. Maya sits in the circle when you want her there.
split the Goa stay with the trip, I paid ₹7,200
Done — ₹2,400 each. Rahul and Priya get a nudge with your UPI QR.
03Maya Loops
Reminders that actually fire, your Google Calendar, trains she watches for you, follow-ups you'd forget, and anything waiting on you — right at the top of every screen.
remind me to call Mom at 9
Set for 9 tonight. It sits at the top of your screen till it's done.
04Maya Scenes
Real places near you, picked by rating, distance and whether they're actually open when you're going. Then turn it into a plan your circle can see.
somewhere veg near me, open past 11?
Green Leaf Café — 1.2 km, 4.6★, open till 11:30. Send it to the circle?
When a plan is too big for a chat, Maya makes it a page — and keeps track of what’s done.
Ask her to plan the trip and you get a page with days, a packing list everyone can tick, and a budget that adds itself up.
Questions people answer on the page. Only you (and editors) see the answers, and Maya can tell you who's in.
Only you until you share it: a friend, a whole circle, an email, or anyone with the link. Viewer or editor.
Sent right into the chat. Ticks save, and she remembers what's still left to do.
Goa, 14–16 Nov
She remembers what you actually said, notices when you're not yourself, and changes her mind only for real reasons.
Recent moments and durable patterns are kept separately, and recall is genuine meaning-based search now, not keyword matching. What keeps repeating gets compressed into something she genuinely knows; what doesn't quietly fades instead of piling up forever.
She keeps a real, slow-forming baseline for how you usually come across, so a genuine shift in mood or energy is something she can actually notice.
Once she's formed a real position on something, it stays consistent regardless of who's asking. It only changes for a genuinely new argument, never social pressure.
Every call is saved with a full transcript, timed line by line. Share one, or delete it — deleting a transcript never touches what she remembers, which you manage separately.
Pages, your calendar, sheets, reminders, expenses, trains, music, real lookups and your phone — done when you ask, with the real result reported back.
An itinerary, a checklist, a budget or a survey becomes a real page with tickable lists and forms, sent as a link, a picture and a PDF. Private until you share it — with a friend, a circle, an email or anyone with the link.
Connect Google Calendar and ask what's on Thursday, add dinner at 8, or move a meeting. Reminders you set with her show up there too, and she checks with you before deleting anything.
Ask for a budget, a packing list or a tracker and she builds it as a Google Sheet. Your expenses live in one that updates itself. She can only ever see the sheets she made.
Running status, PNR, schedules, seats and fares. Ask her to watch a train and she pings you before it reaches your station, with the platform and how fresh the railway data is.
The maid's wages, the milk bill, when the gas or RO is due — tell her once, and she tracks it. Ask "how much did I spend on X this month" and the number comes from a real ledger, not a guess.
Connect Spotify and ask her to play, pause, skip or queue something. What's playing shows at the top of the screen.
For anything that needs more than a search result — a PNR, a flight or order status — she can open the real page and read back what it says. Read-only: no logins, no purchases, ever.
From the Android app: alarms, timers, directions, opening apps, a drafted WhatsApp message you send yourself, the flashlight and music controls.
Text, voice notes, live calls and email — on the apps you already use, as one Maya with one memory.
Telegram, Discord, Instagram, and Facebook are separate accounts until you link them — a real login handshake, or a short mutual-proof code. Once linked, she genuinely doesn't forget which app you're on.
Send her a voice note and she replies in kind, in her own voice. Or call her — a real live conversation on the web or in the app, with a running transcript of what she hears and says.
Have her join a voice channel and she'll listen and talk in real time, jumping in when she's addressed, staying quiet otherwise — not a text bot bolted onto a mic.
On Android, say her name with the app closed and a live call opens by itself. The listening runs on your phone; nothing is sent until she hears her name.
Maya has her own address, maya@entropybot.in — email her directly, or ask her in chat to send something there. Only ever to an address you've actually verified you own.
She reads the room, knows rejection from criticism, and connects people only when it's mutual.
A quiet DM and a chaotic group chat aren't the same situation. She adjusts how much space she takes up based on where the conversation actually is.
Real, honest feedback about her gets taken straight. Someone genuinely telling her they don't want her around is a different thing, and she backs off accordingly.
Opt-in recognition, nothing identifying in public, and everything she knows is yours to see, export and delete.
Voice and face recognition are strictly opt-in, on request only, and yours to revoke. Face enrollment requires a live camera check — a real head-turn, not a photo of you someone else sent her.
If a stranger sends her a photo of someone she knows, she won't say who it is — not unless that person has actually, mutually confirmed a connection with them first.
A real account page, not a settings menu buried in chat commands — view every fact she's learned, delete any of them, and remove face or voice recognition permanently, any time.
Say her name from across the room — even with the app closed and the screen off — and a live voice call opens on its own, like an incoming call.
Listening for her name happens on your phone itself — nothing leaves it until you say “Hey Maya”. Turn it off or tune its sensitivity any time.
See what she heard and what she's saying as you talk. Mute your mic to hand her the turn, even somewhere noisy.
Call history with full transcripts — reread, share, or delete any of them.
Text, photos and voice notes in one thread, plus a page showing exactly what she remembers about you — delete anything.
Your phone will ask to allow installs from your browser — normal for an app downloaded straight from us. Sign in with the account you already talk to her on and everything she knows comes with you.
Everything she remembers is on your account page — see it, fix it, delete it, or take it with you.
See what she knowsarrow_forwardEvery fact and memory she keeps, on one page.
One item, or your whole account, any time.
Face and voice only if you ask — never from someone else's photo of you.
Health, religion, sexuality and politics are never saved as records about you.
Maya is free for everyone in the beta (18+). You get every new feature the day it lands — Pages and live trains are the latest — and a direct line to the people building her.
Beta also means rough edges. If she gets something wrong, say so — that’s how she gets better.
Maya is a personal AI from the Entropy Project. She remembers what you tell her across conversations, talks in text, voice notes and live calls, and can act for you — your Google Calendar, Google Sheets, reminders, expenses and phone. She lives on Telegram, Discord, Instagram, Facebook, email, the web and an Android app, as one Maya with one memory.
Most assistants start every conversation from zero. Maya keeps a living memory of you — what you've told her, your recurring patterns, how you usually come across — and only changes her read of you when something really changes. She also lives inside the apps you already use, including group chats and Discord voice channels, instead of a separate chat window.
Yes. Maya is in public beta and free for everyone who uses her during the beta. No sign-up or card is needed — just message her.
Maya is open to everyone and still changing quickly. Beta testers get new features first and a direct line to the team through the Mayaverse Discord server, and what they report shapes what gets built next. Expect the occasional rough edge.
On Telegram (@maya_from_discord_bot), on Discord (add her to a server or DM her), on Instagram and Facebook, by email at maya@entropybot.in, with live voice calls on the web, and in the Android app with a "Hey Maya" wake word. Link your accounts and she's the same Maya everywhere.
She keeps facts you tell her, memories of your conversations and a sense of how things are between you. You can see all of it on your account page at entropybot.in/portal or in the app, delete any single item, export everything, or delete your whole account.
Yes, once you connect Google. She can see your schedule, add and move events, and put reminders on your calendar. With Google Sheets she builds the sheets you ask for and keeps your expenses in a live sheet — and she can only ever see sheets she created.
Yes. Ask for a page and she makes one: a trip itinerary, a checklist, a budget or a survey, with lists people can tick and forms they can fill in. It's sent as a link, a picture and a PDF. A page is private until you share it — with a friend, a whole circle, an email address or anyone with the link — and form answers are only visible to you and the people you make editors.
Yes. She looks up live running status, PNR status, schedules, seat availability and fares. Ask her to watch a train and she messages you before it reaches your station, with the expected time, the platform and how fresh the railway data is.
No. Maya doesn't connect to your inbox. She only sees conversations she's part of: messages sent to her, and the group chats or servers she's been added to.
Yes, for Android — download it from entropybot.in. Say "Hey Maya" and a live voice call opens, even with the app closed. The wake word is detected on your phone itself; nothing is sent until you say it. iPhone is planned.
Free during the beta. No sign-up. Takes ten seconds.