Some questions take an hour of tabs: comparing three suppliers, finding a venue for twelve, checking which flight actually gets you there in time. Kiwi takes that hour off you. You text it what you need, carry on with your day, and it texts you back with what it found and what it would do next.
How it works
Ask in one text. Say it the way you'd say it to a colleague.
Find me a restaurant near the office that can seat 12 on Thursday, under €40 a head
Get on with your day. Kiwi works on it while you're in meetings or asleep. It looks across the web, reads the pages and checks what you already told it, like where you work and what you've liked before.
Hear back once, with the answer. No list of links to read. Kiwi tells you what it found, the options worth your time, and what it suggests.
Say yes, and it's done. If the answer is something to book, order or send, Kiwi does it on any website. Anything that costs money shows its price first.
What people hand it
- Comparing prices and plans before a purchase or a renewal.
- Finding a place: a restaurant, a venue, a hotel near a meeting.
- Getting ready for a trip: the best route, what you're owed if a flight is late.
- Looking someone up before a meeting. See a brief before every meeting.
Questions people ask
Is there an AI that does research for me in the background? Yes. Text Kiwi what you need looked into and it works on it while you get on with your day, then texts you what it found.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT? You don't wait in a chat window. Kiwi works on it in the background, texts you when it's done, and can act on the answer when you say yes. More in Kiwi vs ChatGPT.
Does it cost extra? No. Kiwi is free to use. More in Is Kiwi free?
To start, tap Text Kiwi on heykiwi.co.