Pally

Pally is an AI personal assistant tool developed by Haz Hubble and Wyatt Lansford that you interact with by texting it the way you'd text a friend. You reach it over iMessage, RCS, and even on the phone , and what sets the product apart is a direct hook into your personal messaging inboxes rather than just work email. Unlike other iMessage agents, Pally connects directly to your iMessage and WhatsApp inboxes, because that's where your life really lives. The launch matters because Pally is pairing that consumer-messaging surface with the connectors people actually use for work. You can connect apps like iMessage, WhatsApp, Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Google Calendar, Granola, Notion, Linear, or Drive, and get a daily morning brief and important-message alerts from your connected apps. In practice, that means the assistant can draft replies, chase action items, and pull context from your calendar and docs without you leaving the thread you're already in. The company is a Y Combinator S25 batch member, and founder Haz Hubble is based in San Francisco and also runs London Founder House. The initial audience skews toward founders, investors, and operators who juggle large personal networks across scattered channels and want a single text-based way to keep those relationships and their to-do lists moving.