AskQ is an independent personal memory assistant. No app to install, no data to sell — just a smart memory that lives inside the WhatsApp you already use.
A bill in your inbox, a receipt in your pocket, a renewal date buried in an email you'll never re-read. We forget them — and pay for it later in late fees, missed deadlines and the quiet anxiety of "wait, when was that due?"
Forward an email, snap a receipt, or just type a note — then ask about it later in plain language, in your own language — English, French, Spanish, or any language you like. No spreadsheets, no filing, no new app to learn. It all happens inside WhatsApp.
Families, traders, busy parents — if you can send a message, you can use AskQ.
AskQ started as a private tool to solve a real, everyday problem — and grew into something we felt other people deserved too. It's developed independently, without venture capital pushing for growth at any cost. That independence is deliberate: it means we answer to the people who use AskQ, not to investors who'd rather we monetised your data.
We chose WhatsApp on purpose. It's the app the people we built this for already trust and open every day — so there's nothing new to download, no password to forget, and no learning curve. If you can send a message, you can use AskQ.
Simple promises, kept in the way the product is actually built.
Every user gets their own private, isolated memory space. We never sell your data or use it for advertising — and you can ask us to delete everything, anytime.
English, French, Spanish — or any language you like. Mix them freely, and AskQ understands and replies in kind.
Built independently, funded by a simple subscription — not by selling you, or your data, to anyone.
AskQ only answers from what you've stored. If it doesn't know, it says so — and shows you how to feed it.
Two minutes to start. No app, no password — just WhatsApp, the way you already use it.