How to use Ari on Telegram, Discord, or iMessage

Ari works in iMessage, Telegram, and Discord, plus the web chat at textari.chat once you have an account. All of them are one conversation, so a reminder you set on Telegram shows up in the web chat. There is nothing to install.

Steps

  1. 1. Pick the app you already use

    Choose iMessage, Telegram, or Discord. Use the buttons on this page or on the home page to open the conversation with Ari.

  2. 2. Send a first message

    Your first real message creates your account. There is no form and no code to enter for your first channel.

  3. 3. Tell Ari what you want to keep track of

    For example: "remind me tomorrow morning to email the landlord" or "help me walk every day this week." Ari sets it up and replies.

  4. 4. Add another channel later (optional)

    In your signed-in account, open You, then How Ari reaches you. Telegram and Discord connect with one click. For iMessage, the page gives you a pairing code to text to Ari.

One conversation everywhere

iMessage, Telegram, Discord, and the web chat all write to the same conversation. Ari replies on the channel you last used, and Ari remembers the same goals and reminders on every channel.

If you already have an account and Ari made a second one

If you message Ari from a new channel without pairing it first, Ari may create a separate account on that channel. The steps to merge it into your existing account are on the contact page.

If you lose access to a channel

As long as one paired channel works, you can pair a new one from your account. If you lose every paired channel, contact support at [email protected] and the team helps you recover the account.

Questions

Do I need to install anything to use Ari?
No. Ari works inside iMessage, Telegram, or Discord. The web chat at textari.chat is available once you have an account.
Can I use Ari on more than one channel?
Yes. Pair each channel from You, then How Ari reaches you. Every channel shares one conversation and one memory.
Is Ari a real person?
No. Ari is AI, never a human, and can be wrong.

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Ari is AI, not a human, and can be wrong.