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Forward emails to your AI memory. Forward it once, find it forever.

You get your own [email protected] address. Forward a bill, a booking or a school notice, and AskQ reads it and keeps it — then answers your questions on WhatsApp.

How it works

Three steps, then it's remembered

① Get your address

Sign up and you instantly get a personal [email protected] address — it's in your dashboard.

② Forward any email

Bills, bookings, insurance, school notices — forward them over and AskQ reads the numbers and dates, then files them.

③ Ask on WhatsApp

"When is my electricity bill due?" — AskQ finds the answer from the email you forwarded.

See it in action

From one email to "when is it due"

Forward an electricity bill, then ask when it's due on WhatsApp — no digging through old mail. Here's what the actual chat looks like (amounts are illustrative).

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Forwarded by email
CLP electricity bill — March · HK$420
when's my electricity bill due?09:45 ✓✓
From your forwarded email15 March
HK$420 · CLP09:45
FAQ

Common questions

How do I get my @askq.chat address?
You get one the moment you sign up — it's shown in your dashboard. The address is yours alone; forward any email to it and AskQ stores it for you.
What can I forward to it?
Bills, flight and hotel bookings, insurance policies, school notices, bank statements — pretty much any email. AskQ reads the numbers and dates inside.
How do I find it again later?
Just ask on WhatsApp in plain language — "when is my electricity bill due?" or "what time does my flight leave?". English, Cantonese and Mandarin all work.
Is my email content private?
Each user gets their own private, isolated memory. We never sell your data, and you can ask us to delete everything anytime.

Start free in two minutes

No card, no app. Grab your @askq.chat address and forward your first email.

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