Tongue: Texting Your AI Assistant
Texting an AI assistant via a messaging interface is significantly faster than opening a dedicated app or browser tab every time you need a quick answer or a task handled. Tongue basically turns your phone's messaging experience into a gateway for an AI personal assistant, removing the friction of traditional LLM interfaces.
For anyone looking to integrate an AI workflow into their daily mobile habits, this is a practical way to handle reminders, quick queries, or drafting messages without leaving your chat app. It solves the "app fatigue" problem where you have a dozen AI tools but rarely use them because the act of opening the app feels like a chore.
Getting started is straightforward:
1. Connect your preferred messaging platform to the Tongue service.
2. Set up your assistant's preferences or specific roles.
3. Start texting it just like you would a friend.
Whether this is a long-term replacement for native OS assistants depends on the latency and the depth of the integrations, but as a beginner-friendly entry point into LLM agents, it's a slick implementation. If you're tired of copying and pasting things into a browser on your phone, this is a much more natural way to interact with AI.
Demo page:
https://trytongue.com/demoAll Replies (3)
This grocery list test was a bust. Is the app always faster for you too?
This is so much smoother for quick reminders than digging through apps. Anyone else using it for scheduling?
Voice note support would make this so much better for hands-free work. Is that on the roadmap?