Because of your 12/14 anniversary and a saved restaurant
Sushi 〇〇 for your anniversary: December bookings open 11/1 at 10:00.

A personal AI for everyday life
Stop keeping track of everything.You're in a meeting. Iris is grabbing a table as bookings open at 10:00.You're commuting. Iris is watching Hakone inn prices.You're asleep. Iris caught a cancellation at 20:41.

Iris remembers what you like
a quiet counter,
and follows through on what you ask
izakaya, now 7 people.
Iris remembers the places you go, who you go with, your tastes and your budget. It also knows when each restaurant opens bookings, which official sites have early-bird rates, and which places only take reservations by phone.


From the calendar, mail and other apps you connect, Iris spots anniversaries, booking release dates, sale dates and free-cancellation deadlines, and prepares the next step in advance. Whether to go ahead is up to you.


Because of your 12/14 anniversary and a saved restaurant
Sushi 〇〇 for your anniversary: December bookings open 11/1 at 10:00.
Because you went home to Sendai on 12/28 last year, on a morning train
Year-end shinkansen tickets go on sale 11/28 at 10:00.
With its own phone, email, browser and wallet, Iris watches for price drops and open tables, calls restaurants and changes party sizes. Within the limit you set it pays, and it keeps going until a booking number or the restaurant's reply comes back. Every step is recorded.


Iris has its own phone number, email address, browser and card. It contacts restaurants, receives confirmations, works through websites and pays, all by itself. You decide what it can use and how much it can spend, and it keeps working after you put your phone down.
Calls restaurants from its own number. Yours stays private.
Receives booking confirmations and lottery results, and sums them up for you.
Uses booking sites in its own browser, not on your phone.
Pays by itself within your limit. Above it, Iris asks first.
Just ask the way you normally would. Bookings, price watching, organising, phone calls, lotteries: Iris follows each one through to a result.

BookingsNext Friday at 7pm, Yakitori 〇〇 in Nakameguro, counter for 2. If it's full, somewhere nearby at the same price.
Booked Fri 19:00, counter for 2
BookingsOsaka next month: within a 5-minute walk of Namba Station, under ¥10,000 a night, with free cancellation.
Compared 3 hotels · lowest ¥8,600
WatchingI can never get Sushi 〇〇 for 2 on a Saturday. Grab it if someone cancels.
Opened up Thu 20:42 · booked Sat 18:30
WatchingTell me if Haneda→Fukuoka on 12/20 drops below ¥25,000.
¥23,400 at 6:10 on 11/3 · alerted right away
OrganisingSend a date poll to last year's group on LINE, two options, and follow up until everyone has voted.
Closed 12/5 18:00 · set for 12/19
OrganisingOnce all 8 are free, find two set-course places in Shinjuku around ¥5,000 with a private room.
2 options · both with a private room for 8
CallsCall my usual clinic for a morning slot next week, and ask whether I need to skip meals.
Booked Tue 10:30 · no fasting needed
CallsAsk the place I booked for 4 on Saturday whether they have a child seat and room for a stroller.
Both fine · child seat reserved
TravelFor the year-end trip home, watch my usual shinkansen and hotel from the day sales open.
Secured as sales opened, 11/28 10:00
TravelIf the typhoon cancels my flight home, hold a flight I can switch to for free.
Next-morning flight held 20 minutes before the cancellation notice
LotteriesTell me as soon as the presale lottery results are out, and the payment deadline if I win.
Won · paid with the Iris card before the 11/20 deadline
LotteriesWhen the limited-edition lottery opens, enter with my member number. Show me before submitting.
Entered at 10:00:05, as entries opened
SafetyIris pays within your limit, and always asks first when a payment is above it or the place is new. It never touches your passwords, records every step, and can be stopped at any time.
Within your limit Iris pays; above it, or at a new place, it asks before paying.
What Iris has done and plans to do is all recorded. A booking is confirmed by its booking number and the restaurant's reply.
You enter passwords yourself on official sites; Iris never sees them. Payments go through the Iris card, so restaurants never see your card number. Your conversations are not used for ads.
Pause or delete your data, right from the app.
An AI with its own phone, email, browser and wallet that doesn't just answer questions but gets things done for you, start to finish.
A chatbot tells you how to book. Iris books, pays the deposit and brings you the booking number.
It contacts restaurants and makes bookings through its own phone, email and browser. On calls it says it is an AI acting on your behalf. It pays with the Iris card by itself within your limit, and asks first when a payment is above it.
You decide. Whenever a booking, payment or message to a restaurant needs your judgment, Iris brings the details back to you first.
Iris apps for iPhone and Android are in development. Requests sent via LINE also arrive in the app. The launch date will be announced on this page.

LIFE, WITH IRIS.
Your personal life concierge.
Apps in development. Screens are design previews.