Wabi
Wabi's official website positions itself as "an AI assistant for you and everyone to use", advocating that group chats are more than just chatting: you can plan itineraries, book accommodations, and turn jokes into mini-games all in one place. It generates mini apps tailored to your taste, habits and context, which can be added to the phone's home screen and support switching between computers and mobile phones.
Updated: 2026-10-26
What is Wabi?
Wabi's official website describes itself as "The AI assistant you use together"—an AI assistant that everyone uses collaboratively. The website proclaims "Your group chat should do more than talk": planning itineraries, booking accommodations, and turning a joke into a mini-game can all be done in one place. Its manifesto page offers a more extensive positioning: "The first personal software platform" and "Your personal agentic OS", meaning it generates mini apps tailored to your tastes, habits and context, rather than creating another universal app for everyone.
Who is it for?
- Families who need to coordinate multiple people's schedules, with official website scenarios including pick-up and drop-off, soccer practice, and pending confirmation of shopping lists.
- Friend groups planning trips together; the official website directly takes group travel as its core scenario.
- People who want to hand over trivial tasks to AI, with official examples including invoice follow-up, subscription bill management and pre-meeting context preparation.
- Users who want lightweight "grown-out tools that fit their habits" rather than installing another all-in-one app.
- People who care about reducing mental load and preserving attention; the official website advocates reducing the things you have to do and increasing the things you want to do.
Key features
6Get things done in group chats
The scenarios on the official website's homepage include a trip to Mexico City, handling Comcast bills, voting for movie nights, planning weekends, and "that joke is now a game".
Result-oriented response
The official website states that "Wabi comes back with the right outcome in the right interface"—that is, it saves money, plans dinner, takes over the things that occupy your mind, and presents them to you in the appropriate interface.
Mini apps and home screen widgets
The homepage of the official website states "A home screen that feels like you", allowing you to add your favorite Wabi widgets to the home screen of iOS or Android.
Persistent Memory
The manifesto states that these apps are powered by "a persistent memory of you," becoming more personalized the longer you use them.
Cross-device Continuity
The official website states that you can start on a computer and continue on your mobile phone, and vice versa, with a Mac version also available for download.
Anti-dark mode stance
The manifesto states that software designed for individuals can break free from the incentives to create dark modes, as well as from advertisements, unnecessary features, and uncontrollable disruptive notifications.
Things to know
Usage Tips
- Start with group scenarios: First create a real small group (for travel, housework, meals) to try it out; the difference in one-on-one chats is not obvious.
- Check out the scene sequence on the official website's homepage first before deciding whether to install it; those examples are its current capability boundaries, and don't use it with the expectation of an all-round assistant.
- After installation, add your favorite widgets to your phone's home screen; the official website states that this is one of its core usage forms.
- Be cautious with permissions: Grant permissions such as billing, calendar, and contacts one by one based on scenarios; do not include important financial arrangements in sensitive groups.
- The official website clearly states that "we don't know you well enough yet", the specific forms of the mini apps are still evolving, and you must manually review the results when making ticket bookings or payments.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
Wabi receives about 23.4K visits per month and ranks #1,694,137 worldwide.
Monthly visits
12 monthsTraffic sources
- Search43.2%
- Direct35.5%
- Referrals12.8%
- Social6.0%
- AI assistants1.3%
- Other1.1%
Top countries
- United States24.4%
- India11.2%
- Germany10.2%
- Spain9.0%
- United Kingdom8.3%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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