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Estimated visits per month, across the web app and mobile apps.Visits212.5K/mo
Largest visitor share — 37% of traffic from United States.Top region37%United States

Low confidence — this score is based on limited public data (mostly aggregate ratings, with little independent discussion or review detail), so it may not reflect real-world quality.

What it is

Overview

A text-message AI assistant that reaches out proactively rather than waiting for you to start conversations. Poke connects to your calendar, email, and other apps to send updates, reminders, and task completions via SMS or messaging platforms. The audience that shows up in usage data is busy professionals and project managers who want AI help without opening another app. Early reviewers praise the proactive messaging approach and the way it plugs into existing communication channels.

At a glance

Usability & Quality overview

Inputs
Outputs
Platforms

Best for

  • people who want an AI assistant inside text messages
  • users interested in proactive task automation and app integrations

Watch out for

  • thin independent user evidence
  • onboarding friction
  • pricing inconsistency
Real product, not a wrapperIndependent product

Poke offers proactive AI assistance that automatically monitors your calendar and email to send relevant updates via text message, rather than requiring you to prompt it like ChatGPT. It integrates with existing tools like Gmail and Outlook to create automated workflows.

Moderate evidence

Quality score

Updated monthlyLow confidence
56/100

Poke is a text-message AI assistant for proactive task automation, but onboarding and pricing can be uneven.

Score breakdown
=56/100
User verdict ×50 24Adoption ×22 11Honesty ×16 11Value ×12 7Adjustments +244 to reach 100

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Plans

Pricing

Pricing modelFreemium
Paid options from$19/month
BillingMonthly

How free is free?

Free with limits

Basic AI models & app connections free; Pro $19/mo for frontier models

What you get for free

  • No credit card required to start
  • Connect all your favorite apps
  • Connect to your email & calendar
  • Basic AI models (not frontier models)

Behind the paywall

  • Frontier models for complex tasksPro
  • Real-time automations running in the backgroundPro
  • Higher rate limits for heavier usePro
  • Priority supportPro
  • Highest rate limits for real-time automationsUltra
  • Pay-as-you-go usage beyond creditsUltra

Community feedback

Aggregated reviews

Ratings and quoted comments below are aggregated from third-party sources and reflect those users' views, not SearchTools.ai's.

4.80/5
2 reviews · 1 source

What reviewers talk about

themes inside the Sentiment pillar — not score ingredients

15Reliabilitythin data · 5 mentions
Scored from 5 mentions · low confidence
NEGATIVE reddit

“I think with the switch to iMessage came some massive crash. Poke has had issues with integrations and emails since yesterday morning and idt it’s been fixed fully”

NEGATIVE reddit

“My poke has been lobotomized the last few days. Hasn’t been doing my scheduled recipes, and it started bringing up reminders I had set for last month”

NEGATIVE reddit

“Yea, but the orders page (that's actually useful) is not working for me. I ask poke to track a lot of orders, but that orders page always says Orders coming soon (beta) and it's been more than a month.”

NEGATIVE reddit

“I got a request yesterday to shift to a channel on iMessage. I love the concept but it’s been pretty finicky, like it’s lost all of its past training/context - it only gives me water reminders and a gratitude check in. Is there anything I need to do to get this working again? TBH I really loved Poke back in Feb in the first month of using it, but I find it to be too spotty in its consistency. I am considering cancelling but it seems as if a lot of people are getting value out of it so I don’t kn”

Watch & learn

Video content

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Capabilities

Key features

Chatbot

Holds conversations and answers questions through a natural-language chat interface

Email Assistant

Helps you draft, reply to, and organize emails directly in your inbox

Task Management

Organizes, prioritizes, and tracks your to-dos and tasks to completion

The honest take

What users love & flag

Distinct themes surfaced across 2 reviews from 1 source — each grounded in real review text, ranked by how often it comes up.

What users love3
Proactive messaging approach
Integration with existing messaging platforms
Calendar and email connectivity
What users flag5
Integration crashes and email issues
Memory loss and forgotten context
Features stuck in beta for extended periods
iMessage channel functionality problems
Inconsistent scheduled task execution

Questions

Frequently asked

What is Poke?

Poke is an AI assistant that works through text messages on platforms like iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram. It connects to your favorite apps like Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, GitHub, and others to send proactive updates and handle tasks through familiar messaging interfaces, eliminating the need to constantly switch between different applications.

Is Poke free to use?

Yes, Poke offers a free plan that includes app connections, email and calendar integration, and basic functionality with no credit card required. There are also paid Pro ($19/month) and Ultra ($199/month) plans that add frontier AI models, real-time automations, and higher rate limits.

How does Poke send me updates without me asking?

Poke proactively monitors your connected services in the background and automatically sends relevant updates, reminders, and notifications through text messages. This means you'll receive important information about emails, calendar events, and app notifications without having to manually check each individual app.

What are Poke Recipes?

Poke Recipes are the tool's system for setting up integrations, creating automations, and configuring workflows between your apps and the messaging interface. They allow you to customize how Poke handles different tasks and automates recurring processes across your connected services.

Which apps can Poke connect to?

Poke integrates with popular productivity apps including Gmail, Google Calendar, Strava, Canva, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Todoist, and Asana. The tool is designed to work with your existing app ecosystem rather than replacing these services.

Can I use voice messages with Poke?

Yes, Poke accepts both text and voice messages through the messaging platforms it supports. This allows you to interact with your AI assistant naturally using either typing or speaking, depending on your preference and situation.

What's the difference between Poke's pricing tiers?

The Free plan covers basic app connections and functionality. The Pro plan ($19/month) adds frontier AI models for complex tasks, real-time background automations, and higher rate limits. The Ultra plan ($199/month) provides frontier models for every action, the highest rate limits, and pay-as-you-go usage beyond included credits.

What platforms is Poke available on?

Poke is available as a web tool and on iOS devices. However, since it works through existing messaging platforms like iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram, you can interact with it on any device that supports these messaging services.

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