Today we are introducing LVLZ, a personal AI agent you text like a person. You give it a name, save one number and send it what you need on iMessage. It books, buys, schedules, follows up and keeps your projects moving, and everything it does lands in your workspace at app.lvlz.ai.
Why a text, and not another app
The work we want help with rarely shows up while we sit in front of a chatbot. It shows up in the car, in a hallway between meetings, or at 11 at night when you remember the form that was due yesterday. The one interface that is always within reach is the message thread. So LVLZ starts there: no app to install, nothing new to learn.
What it does today
- Errands on real websites. Your agent runs tasks in a cloud browser: bookings, forms and shopping. You can watch it work live in the app and look back at every step.
- Tasks and projects. Anything you text can become a task with an owner and a date. The workspace shows the same work as a board, list, table, calendar or timeline.
- Memory you can read. It remembers your preferences, addresses and important dates, and you can see, edit, delete or export all of it.
- Routines. A morning brief, a price watch or a weekly review run on schedule and report back in your thread.
- Your agent, your way. Name it, set its tone and pick which AI model handles chat, planning, writing and browsing.
The full list, with what is live and what is coming, is on the features page. It is generated from the same code the app and the agent run, so it is always current.
You stay in control
An agent that can pay and send email has to earn trust. LVLZ asks before it pays, before it writes to someone new and before it deletes anything, and those rules are enforced by the system rather than left to the model. Passwords and cards sit in an encrypted vault and are filled in by a server-side browser, so the model never sees them. Read more in Why approvals belong outside the model.
Text and app are equals
Every capability in LVLZ is defined once and becomes both an agent tool and an action in the app. If you can click it, you can ask for it by text, and the other way around. We wrote about how that works in One registry, two surfaces.
What comes next
WhatsApp on the same number, more connectors for the tools businesses already use, an MCP server so you can reach your agent from Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, and agent-to-agent scheduling between friends who both agree to connect.
Try it
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial: Personal at $19, Pro at $49 and Business at $149 per month. Start your trial and send your first request tonight.