Tell YeetBot what's taking up your time—or just what feels messy. It helps figure out what you need and gets to work, while you stay in control.
Think of YeetBot less like a chat window and more like an assistant you can hand work to. It can research, click, type, keep track of details, wait for things to happen, and come back when there is something worth your attention.
Sort through messages, surface what needs an answer, summarize long threads, draft replies, and follow up on things that would otherwise slip through the cracks.
Research potential customers, build a prospect list, look up useful background, prepare personalized outreach, and keep track of who needs a follow-up.
Organize expenses, collect receipts, flag unusual charges, track recurring bills, and turn scattered financial information into something you can actually review.
Research products, compare prices, fill out forms, use websites, and help place orders. For important or irreversible actions, YeetBot can stop and ask first.
YeetBot can communicate through supported chat services, text messaging, and voice. That means it can do things like call a business for information instead of just telling you to call them.
Set something once and let YeetBot keep an eye on it. It can run on a schedule, react to events, remember prior work, and pick up where it left off.
Tell YeetBot what feels messy, frustrating, or too time-consuming. It can help work out what would actually make a difference, then get started with you.
Most AI assistants are great at answering a question. YeetBot is built for the next step: remembering enough context to be useful, carrying work across hours or days, using the tools you give it, and knowing when it needs your approval.
Hand off a job and leave. YeetBot can continue in the background, wait for information, come back later, and ask you only when it needs something.
Available nowYeetBot can remember useful details from past conversations and work, then bring back the right information when it matters instead of starting from zero every time.
Available nowActions can require your approval. Sensitive information is protected, and content from websites, messages, and files is treated as untrusted instead of blindly followed.
Available nowYeetBot can work through a browser and supported computer controls, so it can complete tasks on services that do not have a special AI integration.
Available nowLong-running work is saved as it goes. YeetBot is designed to resume after interruptions and includes recovery systems for failures instead of losing the whole job.
Available nowAdd services, skills, tools, and new ways to communicate as you need them. The project is open source, so you are not locked into one company's idea of what your assistant should be.
Available nowYeetBot can remember people, preferences, projects, prior decisions, documents, and what happened the last time it handled a similar task. It brings back what is relevant instead of dumping everything into every conversation.
People, preferences, decisions, and the reason behind them can carry into the next useful conversation.
Most AI waits for you to ask. YeetBot keeps an eye on the things you care about, runs jobs on a schedule, and messages you when something actually needs you. Otherwise it stays quiet.
Morning! Three things today: your 10 am moved to 11, the plumber confirmed for 2, and your package arrives by noon.
Heads up: the flight you're watching dropped to $312. Want me to book it?
Dana still hasn't replied about Tuesday. Want me to send a friendly nudge?
YeetBot handles the routine work on its own and checks with you before anything you'd want a say in: deleting files, spending money, or sending messages as you. One tap and it carries on.
Big-tech assistants are easy to start but live on someone else's servers. Open-source agents run on your machine but usually assume you're comfortable with a terminal. YeetBot aims for both: easy enough for anyone, and it stays on your computer.
| Feature | YeetBot | Cloud AI assistants | DIY open-source agents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set up without tech skills | ✓Guided installer | ✓Just an app | ~Often needs the terminal |
| Runs on your own computer | ✓Your data stays home | ✗Their servers | ✓Yes |
| Asks before anything risky | ✓Built in, can’t be skipped | ~Varies | ~Up to you to set up |
| Remembers you over time | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Works while you’re away | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Chat from the apps you use | ✓WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack… | ~Some | ✓Yes |
| Free and open source | ✓MIT license | ✗Paid plans | ✓Yes |
No tech skills needed. If you can install an app, you can set up YeetBot. Windows and Mac have normal installers, and a one-click cloud setup gives you an always-on YeetBot without touching a computer at all.
Message it from the apps on your phone, let it use websites and your computer like a person would, and power it with the AI you like best. New connections are being added steadily.
Talk to YeetBot the same way you talk to people.
If a person can do it in a browser, YeetBot often can too, even without a special integration.
Use the AI you already know, or one that runs on your own hardware.
The goal is to work across most of the services people use at home and at work.
YeetBot is still in active development, but this is well past the “chatbot demo” stage. The everyday foundations — conversation, memory, background work, permissions, scheduling, browser/computer use, recovery, and several communication channels — are already working.
Web chat, long-running tasks, memory, schedules, approvals and permissions, secure secret handling, web browsing, computer use, automatic recovery, multiple AI providers, local AI models, Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, text messaging, voice, and extensibility through add-ons.
More proactive assistance, stronger long-term goals, richer understanding of changing situations, easier service setup, more provider connections, and broader ways to work across your information.
Much broader coverage for shopping, money, travel, health, devices, business software, cross-computer work, native apps, and deeper autonomous coordination and self-improvement.
No. Windows and Mac use normal installers. Setup walks you through choosing an AI, and YeetBot can even help with the fiddly sign-up steps in a browser. After that, you just chat.
YeetBot itself is free and open source. Its “brain” comes from an AI provider you choose: pay as you go with an API key, sign in with a supported AI subscription you may already have, or run a local model on your own hardware.
Whatever is bugging you. “My inbox is a mess,” “I keep forgetting to follow up with people,” or even “I don't know, help me figure it out” are all good starts. YeetBot asks a few questions and suggests a first job.
For scheduled and background work, yes. YeetBot works while the computer it lives on is awake, so an always-on desktop or small home server works best. A one-click cloud option is coming with the public release.
Yes. Message it on Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Slack, Discord, or by text, or open its web chat from anywhere with the built-in remote access setup.
Important actions wait for your approval, so mistakes get caught before they matter. Long jobs are saved as they go, and YeetBot checks its progress against what actually happened and corrects course when it drifts.
YeetBot is MIT licensed and designed to run under your control. Everyday users get normal installers and a web interface; technical users can inspect the code, customize it, build add-ons, or run it their own way.
MIT License · self-hosted