Most AI is solo. Asios is social.

Not AI replacing the people in your life — AI joining them. Ephemeral by default. Self-serve. Gone when you're done.

Temporary group spacesAsios RoomsBring people and Asios into one room for a decision or conversation. The room disappears when time is up.Open Rooms →Recurring group ritualsAsios StandupKeep a small accountability group alive with prompts, check-ins, gentle nudges, and weekly recaps.Open Standup →

The Asios Product Line

Invite the people you'd be talking to anyway. Asios joins the room as a participant — quiet by default, helpful when called on. The room is deleted when the time is up. Nothing left behind.

Features

Shared AI participant — joins the conversation, not a one-way chatbot
Rooms auto-delete after 1 hour, 24 hours, or 7 days
No account required for guests — share a link, they're in
Decision Log — capture the outcome, share or export
8 starter templates: trip planning, weekend plans, hard talk, study group, more
Free tier + Pro ($6.99/mo) + Team ($19.99/mo)

Use Cases

→Three friends planning a trip in fifteen minutes
→A couple making a hard decision together
→A small team thinking through a problem between meetings
→A study group prepping for an exam with a sharp study partner

Open Rooms →

A small recurring group — workout buddies, study partners, a writing circle, a remote team — and an AI custodian who keeps the ritual alive. Posts the daily prompt. Notices when someone's gone quiet. Writes the Sunday recap. Stays out of the way otherwise.

Features

Daily or weekly check-in prompts, posted automatically
Voice notes, photos, or text — whatever fits the group
AI summarises the group's week every Sunday
Gentle private nudge when a member's gone quiet 2+ days
Persistent group memory — Asios remembers everyone's goals
Free + Pro ($4.99/mo per group, not per seat) + Team ($14.99/mo)

Use Cases

→Workout buddies holding each other to the gym schedule
→A writing group keeping a daily word count alive
→Recovery groups checking in on each other
→Small remote teams that don't need Slack

Open Standup →

Why these products, and what kind of company is building them?

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