Wabi 2.0: Free AI Assistant App & Pricing

Wabi 2.0 is a free AI assistant app you share with friends and family, now open on iOS, Android and Mac. See what changed, how it works and the price.

Wabi is the shared AI assistant from Replika founder Eugenia Kuyda. You talk to it in threads, it gets things done, builds small apps when they help, and you can bring friends and family into a chat. It handles errands like booking appointments or chasing a refund. We rechecked wabi.ai, the App Store and Google Play on October 24, 2026.

What changed: Wabi is open to everyone

Wabi relaunched as Wabi 2.0 on September 28, 2026, as “a new kind of messenger that makes apps and gets things done for you and your friends,” and TechCrunch covered the pivot the next day. At first it was invite-only and iPhone-only. That’s no longer true:

• October 6, 2026: Wabi posted Android availability.
• October 14, 2026: a Mac app followed.
• October 19, 2026: Kuyda announced “Wabi 2.0 is live!” and the download page now has App Store, Google Play and Mac links with no waitlist step.

So if you searched for a Wabi invite code, you don’t need one anymore. Download the app and sign up.

How Wabi works

1. Download Wabi for iPhone, Android or Mac from wabi.ai/get.
2. Start a thread about something in your life, such as a trip, bills, school or dinner.
3. Ask for an outcome: book an appointment, handle a return, find a refund or plan a weekend.
4. Connect what you choose: email, calendar, contacts, location, photos and health data make it more proactive. It checks with you before important actions.
5. Use the apps it builds: a shared calendar, a trip map and itinerary, a vote or a tracker appear right in the chat.
6. Bring people in: add a partner, family, friends or coworkers so everyone sees and moves the same plan.

Wabi Pricing (2026)

Wabi is free. We checked the App Store listing and Google Play on October 24, 2026:

Option	Price	Notes
Wabi for iPhone	Free	App Store lists it as Free with no in-app purchases shown; needs iOS 26 or later
Wabi for Android	Free	Google Play: 10K+ downloads, rated 4.7
Wabi for Mac	Free	Download link on wabi.ai/get
Paid plans	None published	No subscription prices on wabi.ai or the store listings

There’s no catch on price right now, but there is a trade-off on data: Wabi works best when you connect your email, calendar and other accounts, and the App Store privacy label says identifiers may be used to track you. Connect only what you’re comfortable with, and disconnect anything later in the app.

Best use cases for Wabi

• Family logistics: a shared family calendar built from school emails, so a pickup change reaches everyone.
• Group trips: dates, itinerary, countdown and bookings in one thread.
• Household admin: spotting bill increases, unused subscriptions and refunds you’re owed.
• Plans with friends: finding a night that works and picking a place.
• Personal trackers: workouts, habits or goals built on request.

Limitations

• Needs your data: the more accounts you connect, the more useful it gets, which won’t suit everyone.
• iOS 26 or later: older iPhones can’t install it.
• English only: the App Store lists English as the only language.
• Version naming: the company calls it Wabi 2.0, while the App Store shows version 3.0.x.
• No published business model: it’s free today, but paid plans could arrive later.

Wabi alternatives

• Claude Duet: Anthropic’s proactive work agent, included with Claude Pro and Max in the US by waitlist.
• Meta Muse: Meta’s consumer agent.
• Anything: builds mobile and web apps from a prompt.
• Wajo Fo: an action agent that completes tasks, with a free Fo Mini plan.

For more options, see our guide to personal AI agents.

Wabi 2.0 is one of the more original takes on personal agents: each part of your life gets its own thread, it builds small apps on the fly and friends can join in.

Now that it’s free and open on iOS, Android and Mac, it’s easy to try. Start with a group trip or family logistics, where its shared design matters most.