Personal companion

Understandyourself.

A place to talk about what's on your mind and make sense of what's happening in your life.

Available on Android · iOS coming soon

aks · mirror

Mirror, in the Aks app — type or speak, review, send, continue.

01The problem

Your life doesn't livein one place.

Your calendar knows your meetings.

Your tasks know what needs doing.

Your inbox knows what people are asking.

Your notes know what you've been thinking about.

Aks gives you somewhere to put the whole picture together.

02Mirror

Just tell Aks what's on your mind.

Type it. Say it. Don't worry about getting the words exactly right. Mirror gives you a simple place to start a conversation.

01Type it or say itUse your own words. Aks meets you there.
02Review before you sendCheck it reads the way you meant it.
03Follow the threadGo back and forth until things feel clearer.
Mirror home in the Aks app: a greeting, topic chips, a quick check-in asking how today feels, and a conversation with Aks
Mirror home — start with a check-in
A real Mirror conversation where Aks recalls earlier check-ins and asks what's on the user's mind
A real conversation, remembered

Real screens from the Aks app — including a conversation in Hindi.

03Context

Your life doesn't live in one app.

Aks can connect with the tools you already use, giving conversations more context without making you explain everything from the beginning.

Google CalendarMeetings and plans
Google TasksWhat needs doing
GmailWhat came in
TodoistTasks and projects
GitHubWork in progress
SlackConversations that matter
NotionNotes and docs

04How it works

Three steps.Nothing complicated.

There is nothing to set up and nothing to learn. Each step follows from the last.

  1. 01Tell Aks

    Start with what's on your mind.

    Talk or type naturally. Say it the way you'd say it — no prompts to learn, no setup to get right.

  2. 02Add context

    Connect the things already part of your day.

    Calendar, tasks, inbox. Aks reads what's already there, so you don't start from zero.

  3. 03See it clearer

    Use the conversation to understand what matters.

    Reflect, organise your thoughts, and figure out what deserves your time next.

Why Aks exists

Not another apptelling you what to do.

Aks is built to help you understand what's happening in your own life. Your decisions are still yours.

05The Aks experience

Quiet by design.

No noise. No complicated workflow. Just a place to start.

From the Aks app · Android

06Get the app

Take Aks with you.

Aks is available now on Android. iOS is on the way — Android is the way to try it today.

Aks app icon

Android

Available now

iPhone

iOS coming soon

Android package · com.miyal.aks

Aks app splash screen: the Aks orb above the Aks.ai wordmark
Aks for Android

07The human side

Built by a person who wanted to make this real.

Aks is developed by Harsh Kumar Singh at Miyal — one person, building the companion he wanted to exist.

08Questions

Questions, answered.

What is Aks?
Aks is a personal companion that helps you talk through what's happening in your life, reflect on your thoughts, and understand yourself a little better. It is developed by Harsh Kumar Singh at Miyal.
What does Aks do?
Aks gives you a place to start conversations about what's on your mind, through its Mirror experience. It can use context from services you connect — like your calendar, tasks, or inbox — so you don't have to explain everything from scratch.
What is Mirror?
Mirror is the central Aks experience. You type or speak naturally about what's on your mind, review what you said, send it, and continue the conversation with Aks.
How does Aks work?
In three steps: tell Aks what's on your mind, connect the services already part of your day for context, and use the conversation to reflect and figure out what matters next.
Which services can Aks connect to?
Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Gmail, Todoist, GitHub, Slack, and Notion. Every connection is optional and can be removed at any time.
Is Aks available on Android?
Yes. Aks is available now on Android (package com.miyal.aks) on Google Play.
Is Aks available on iOS?
Not yet. The iPhone app is coming soon — Android is the way to try Aks today.
Who built Aks?
Aks is developed by Harsh Kumar Singh (ryoharsh) at Miyal. Portfolio: https://ryoharsh.vercel.app.
How do I delete my Aks account?
You can request deletion of your Aks account and associated data at any time. See the Delete your account page for how.

09Begin

Start with what'son your mind.

Talk to Aks and see where the conversation takes you.

Get Aks

Available on Android · iOS coming soon