Boski is a personal AI agent for people who want the follow-up on bills, refunds, and forgotten subscriptions handled for them. You text a task, and it carries the work through, then reports back when it is finished. The homepage starts with three jobs: finding subscriptions in email and canceling the ones you pick, negotiating a lower internet bill from an invoice, and filing a refund from a photo and a receipt. A public catalog lists more than 50 further tasks, including returns, repairs, tickets, shopping, bookings, and paperwork. On October 29, 2026, Wojciech Kulikowski relaunched Boski and retired the September version. That earlier product was a long-running goal agent, built to nudge people each day toward aims such as saving money, a better job, or getting in shape, and it told users they did not have to connect email or a calendar. Kulikowski says that version did not work well enough. The team kept costs low and could not match agents such as Instinct and Muse. The new version is open with no invite code, and a mobile app is on TestFlight while App Store review is still pending. In the launch video he says the first push drew more than 250,000 views and the first 100 paying customers, then a month of interviews led to a rebuild around simple chores such as canceling a subscription, negotiating a bill, handling a return, or booking a court. He describes one recent run in which Boski dropped a renewal he no longer needed, saving $50, and booked tennis at the time he wanted. Kulikowski founded the company in May 2026, and the team is based in Warsaw. He says this version is free for now, with $5 of usage a week covered by the company, and that Boski is still early. He is asking people who try it to send feedback while the team keeps building.