WallyMates

AI Assistant

WallyMates has two kinds of AI. The first is the AI Assistant bot on our own neural network. The second is chat suggestions and summaries: no data is sent to WallyMates' own servers for analysis — everything happens directly between your device and the AI provider you choose, using your own API key.

Built-in "AI Assistant" bot — no keys needed

In the Bots section you will find @aiassistant. It runs on WallyMates’ own neural network on our GPU server, so it needs no keys. It is available to Premium subscribers — just message it like any other contact.

Bot settings: Settings → AI → "My AI assistant" (Android, Windows and web share them, since they live on the server). Commands: /reset — new conversation, /memory, /forget, /remember, /persona, /settings, /lang.

Limit: 150 messages per hour per user. The assistant works with text only — it does not generate images. The model can make mistakes — double-check important facts. The bot chat is not end-to-end encrypted (otherwise the bot could not read your messages), so never send it passwords or secrets.

The ai.worldmates.club website

The same neural network in your browser — a full chat with history and file uploads. Sign in with your WallyMates account (login and password; a new device gets a verification code), Premium subscribers only. If your subscription ends, access closes automatically. ai.worldmates.club

Smart suggestions on your own key

Where to find it

Settings → AI — the same on both the Windows app and Android. This is also where you pick your primary provider (with manual switching).

Your own API key — nothing else

This feature doesn't work out of the box — you need your own API key from Google AI Studio (Gemini), the Anthropic Console (Claude), or the OpenAI Platform. Getting a key is free, via links right inside the app. The key is stored on your device only (encrypted) and never reaches WallyMates' servers.

Supported providers

You can set up several keys at once — if the chosen primary provider is temporarily unavailable, the app automatically tries the next one.

What the assistant actually does

Privacy

Requests go straight from your device to the AI provider you chose, using your own key — WallyMates never sees or stores the content of those requests. Usage terms and request limits are governed by whichever provider you picked (Google, Anthropic, or OpenAI).