Hyperaide
Hyperaide, an intelligent tool focused on AI programming.
Tags:AI programming toolsA one-sentence summary
Hyperaide is an AI personal assistant that can interact via WhatsApp and Telegram; it leverages the user’s existing ChatGPT subscription to provide long-term memory, application integration, and proactive follow-up capabilities.
Tool Introduction
Hyperaide aims to integrate AI assistants into the messaging apps that users already use frequently, rather than requiring them to open a new task management software every day. Users can record information, ask about schedules, or initiate actions within connected apps in the same way they send ordinary messages.
There are significant version differences between the current product page and the older documentation. The current homepage only promises support for WhatsApp, Telegram, memory functions, application integration, and proactive alerts; the database features, automation options, additional integration possibilities, and developer APIs mentioned in the old documents need to be verified again in an actual account.
Currently confirmed core functions
Conversations on WhatsApp and Telegram
Users can send messages to the assistant directly via WhatsApp or Telegram, without having to switch to a separate AI app. Both platforms are suitable for quickly noting down tasks, asking for additional details, and receiving reminders on mobile devices.
long-term memory
Hyperaide remembers the details that users voluntarily share, enabling subsequent conversations to build on that existing context. Long-term memory is suitable for storing preferences, project background information, and data that is used repeatedly, but it should not be used to store passwords, payment details, or highly sensitive personal information.
Application connection
The current home page allows the assistant to connect to the applications that the user is already using, thereby consolidating conversations and tasks. The specific applications that can be connected to, the scope of read/write operations, and the online status depend on the integration settings available in the account.
Take the initiative to follow up
An assistant does not merely wait for questions to be asked; it can also proactively remind the user of important matters and present them. Such proactive actions require clear guidelines regarding timing, frequency, and notification boundaries, otherwise it may lead to repeated reminders or unintended triggers.
Currently driven by ChatGPT subscriptions
The current pricing policy requires users to already have a ChatGPT subscription; Hyperaide does not charge any additional fee for its use. Hyperaide also states that it has no affiliation or partnership with OpenAI.
Status of communication channels
| Channels | Current status | Suitable uses | Precautions |
|---|---|---|---|
| The current homepage clearly provides support. | Move conversations, take quick notes, and set reminders | It is necessary to understand account authorization and message data processing. | |
| Telegram | The current homepage clearly provides support. | Cross-device conversations and automatic notifications | Pay attention to robot permissions and chat privacy. |
| iMessage | Marked as upcoming. | The native messaging experience on Apple devices | It cannot yet be considered as being online. |
| The earlier entry and the document described it. | Long-text input and email-style interaction | The current homepage has not been thoroughly verified; it needs to be tested in practice. | |
| Web applications | The login page is still accessible. | Account, integration, and setting management | The specific functions may still be in the process of being adjusted. |
Expansion capabilities in the older version of the document
The help documents that are still accessible describe Hyperaide as a unified assistant that connects tasks, calendars, knowledge, and development tools. Since the home page has been redesigned, these features should not all be considered part of the promises made for the current free version.
Personal database
Older documents allowed users to create custom structured databases for storing information that did not have a corresponding native integration. Typical uses included contacts, reading lists, project details, and personal tracking records.
Cross-application actions
The old documentation states that the assistant can read, create, or update tasks in services such as Todoist, Linear, Google Calendar, Notion, and GitHub. Before making any changes, it is necessary to verify whether the current account still provides access to the corresponding connector.
Future Actions
Early automation features allowed tasks to be executed at specified times or intervals, such as sending morning summaries, creating recurring tasks, or synchronizing information between different tools. It is necessary to check within the account to determine whether this functionality is still available in the current version.
Behavioral preferences
The older version of Preferences allowed users to set the language, tone, notifications, and decision rules, thereby enabling a more personalized interaction with the assistant. These preferences served as guidelines rather than security controls, and critical actions still required manual confirmation.
Comparison of current capabilities and document-related capabilities
| Ability | Current homepage status | Earlier document status | Directory formatting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clear support | Clear support | It can be listed as a current feature. | |
| Telegram | Clear support | Clear support | It can be listed as a current feature. |
| long-term memory | Clear support | Includes preferences and personal knowledge | It can be listed as a current feature. |
| Proactive reminder | Clear support | Future Actions offers automation. | Active follow-up is possible at the moment; details require actual testing. |
| Todoist, Linear, Calendar, Notion, GitHub | Not listed item by item | The document once listed it. | Marked as document capability and a review is recommended. |
| Personal database | Not mentioned | The document once listed it. | It cannot be guaranteed that new accounts are available at the moment. |
| Developer API | Not mentioned | The API documentation is still accessible. | Verify the key entry and availability before connecting. |
| iMessage | Coming soon | Not available as a current feature. | It must not be written as being already supported. |
Usage tutorial
Start through the messaging app
- Confirm that you have an available ChatGPT subscription and be aware of the region it is valid in as well as any usage restrictions.
- Select WhatsApp or Telegram from the home page of Hyperaide.
- Follow the prompts to complete account creation, verification, and any necessary authorizations.
- Send a low-risk task first to confirm the assistant’s response and memory capabilities.
- Clearly tell the assistant the preferences, tasks, and notification times that you want to be remembered.
- Check the connected services, read range, and write permissions in the settings.
- Use revocable test tasks to verify reminders or application actions.
- Once the results are confirmed to be stable, more regular tasks can be added gradually.
Develop safe habits for using personal assistants
- Provide the assistant only with the information necessary to complete the task.
- Do not send passwords, recovery codes, bank cards, or complete identification documents.
- Actions involving deletion, payment, publication, or inviting others must be manually confirmed.
- Grant the minimum level of access required for different applications, and regularly check the connection status.
- Set a clear frequency, time zone, and termination conditions for the automatic reminders.
- Correct erroneous memories and remove outdated personal information.
- Revoke the authorization for message channels, ChatGPT, and third-party applications when they are no longer in use.
How to use application integration
- When connecting to external accounts, use official OAuth authorization as a priority, and do not share account passwords.
- Select only the projects, calendars, spaces, or warehouses that the assistant truly needs.
- First verify the read operation, and then grant permissions for creation, update, or deletion.
- Before moving tasks in bulk or modifying the calendar, the assistant is required to generate a preview.
- Regularly check for expired, incorrect, and long-unsynced connections.
- After the third-party interface is upgraded, re-authorization may be required.
Old version integration scenarios
| Scene | Tools that may be involved | Examples of dialog usage | Risk points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unified task management | Todoist, Linear, TickTick | View, create, and complete tasks | Incorrect deadline alteration or faulty completion |
| Schedule planning | Google Calendar | Check available time and create events | Time zone, recurring events, and invited guests |
| Project knowledge | Notion and personal databases | Search for notes and save project status | Excessive authorization and sensitive information |
| Development collaboration | GitHub | View an Issue or create a follow-up task | Warehouse permissions and incorrect writes |
| Automatic summarization | Calendar, tasks, and messages | Send morning or weekly summaries at scheduled times | Missing and duplicate notifications |
These scenarios come primarily from the online help documents, and they do not mean that every new account can be enabled immediately. Users should follow the actual options and permission indications provided in the integration settings.
Price and usage conditions
As of August 23, 2026, the current homepage lists Hyperaide as free, but it requires users to already have a ChatGPT subscription. The page also indicates that an optional Pro plan might be introduced in the future; however, the price or features of this Pro plan have not been disclosed yet.
| Cost items | Current price | necessary condition | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current version of Hyperaide | Free | A ChatGPT subscription is required. | The platform does not charge any additional fees for now. |
| ChatGPT subscription | Charged separately by OpenAI | Users purchase and maintain it on their own. | Not included in the free price of Hyperaide |
| Future Pro Plan | Not yet announced | Optional | More features may be available, but the pricing has not yet been announced. |
| Third-party apps | Depending on the respective service plans | Only when connected to the corresponding service | Tools such as Todoist, calendars, or others may have separate fees. |
Do not cite old prices.
On the internet, one can still find historical pricing options such as $20 per month or $200 per year, or pricing based on the amount of usage; however, the current homepage now displays free access along with the option to subscribe to ChatGPT. The tool catalog should no longer list those old prices as the current fees.
Actual total cost
The fact that there is no charge is due to the fact that Hyperaide does not charge any platform fees at the moment; however, this does not mean that the total cost of use is zero. Users still have to cover the costs associated with ChatGPT subscriptions, third-party application subscriptions, messaging or network fees, as well as any potential fees related to the Pro plan in the future.
Developer API
The earlier API documentation, which is still accessible, provides two core interfaces: Instruct and Inform. Instruct is used to send instructions to the assistant for execution, while Inform is used to provide information without requiring an immediate response.
| Interface type | Function | Typical scenarios | Precautions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instruct | Have the assistant carry out natural language commands. | Create tasks, trigger notifications, and run automations | Write operations should require manual approval. |
| Inform | Provide additional background information to the assistant. | Incoming CRM leads, monitoring data, and events | External inputs require verification and masking. |
Authentication and rate limiting
The old API documentation required the use of API keys, specifying a limit of 100 calls per minute and 10,000 calls per day for each key. Since the current homepage does not highlight developer APIs, it is necessary to verify that there is still an option for account settings before creating a key, and to recheck the real-time limits.
API integration steps
- Log in to the web application and verify that API Keys are still available in the settings.
- Create a dedicated API key and save it immediately in a key management tool.
- First, use Inform to send non-sensitive test information.
- Use Instruct again to trigger reversible, low-risk tasks.
- Handles authentication failures, parameter errors, rate limiting, and service anomalies.
- Implement exponential backoff, idempotent control, call logging, and budget limits.
- Rotate keys regularly and revoke them immediately when integration is disabled.
Use cases for APIs
- A personal follow-up task is automatically created after the form is submitted.
- Inform the assistant about the new CRM leads and set up reminders.
- Receive server monitoring events and get alerts via WhatsApp.
- Insert external analysis metrics into the personal knowledge context.
- Trigger the assistant workflow from n8n, Make, or Zapier.
- The official platform does not yet provide any built-in internal tools for connection.
Which users are it suitable for
- Those who have already subscribed to ChatGPT and wish to use a personal assistant in their messaging app.
- Mobile users who often capture tasks and ideas through WhatsApp or Telegram.
- Users who need to retain in long-term memory their personal preferences, project backgrounds, and daily schedules.
- I hope for someone who will take the initiative to remind me, rather than just responding passively to questions.
- Users who are willing to configure application permissions on a per-item basis and evaluate the efficiency of automated results.
- Developers who wish to trigger a personal assistant via API or an automation platform.
Situations that are not very suitable
- Users who do not have a ChatGPT subscription or cannot use the messaging channels.
- Those who need ready-made connections to iMessage, Slack, Gmail, Asana, Trello, or Jira.
- Teams that require clear guarantees that all functions of historical documents will be available in new accounts.
- Users who do not wish to allow third parties to handle conversations, memories, and data from external applications.
- Organizations that require enterprise-level SLAs, auditing, administrator controls, and a public security white paper.
- I hope for a platform for personal assistants that is entirely open-source and can be deployed privately.
Product advantages
- It can be run directly in WhatsApp and Telegram, making it easy to use on mobile devices.
- By using the existing ChatGPT subscription, no additional fees are charged by the platform at this time.
- Long-term memory can reduce the need to repeatedly explain one’s background.
- Proactive follow-up is more suitable for task reminders than ordinary passive chatbots.
- The application connection direction holds the potential to unify task, calendar, and project information.
- The older API documentation provided a pathway for extending custom automation.
Usage restrictions and risks
- The current homepage does not exactly match the old help documents; some features may have been modified or removed.
- Free use is dependent on an external ChatGPT subscription, and any changes to that subscription may affect the service.
- AI may misremember the context, misunderstand dates, or carry out incorrect actions.
- Long-term memory and cross-application connections consolidate more personal data and permissions.
- WhatsApp, Telegram, and ChatGPT each have their own separate data policies.
- iMessage is still in the planning stage and cannot be purchased as a feature that is already available.
- The limits of the old API version as well as the key access points require real-time verification using a new account.
- Details of the current Pro plan are not publicly available, and the pricing structure may change in the future.
Notes on privacy and permissions
Hyperaide is responsible for processing the content of messages, the memories that users wish to save, as well as the authentication data related to connected applications. The home page does not provide a clear overview of the full privacy policy and the details regarding data storage; it is necessary to read the latest terms and conditions during the registration process before handling any personal, family, or customer information.
| Data or permissions | Uses | Suggestions |
|---|---|---|
| Message content | Understanding instructions and maintaining a conversation | Avoid sending passwords, payment details, and identification information. |
| long-term memory | Retain preferences and context | Regularly check, correct, and delete. |
| ChatGPT subscription connection | Provide modeling capabilities | Confirm the authorization method and revocable entry point |
| WhatsApp or Telegram | Sending and receiving messages and alerts | Check robot, contact, and notification permissions |
| Reading by third-party apps | Search for tasks, events, pages, or Issues | Only grant access to the necessary spaces and items. |
| Writing by third-party applications | Create or update a record | Preview the key actions first and confirm them manually. |
| API key | External system call assistant | Use key management, rotation, and throttling. |
Hints for injection and incorrect operations
When an assistant reads external messages, web pages, or documents, malicious content may prompt it to carry out unrelated commands. It is necessary to restrict access to writable systems, require confirmation for critical operations, and treat external content as untrusted input.
GitHub and the open-source status
As of this verification, no official open-source core repository maintained by Hyperaide’s current product team has been identified. The product should be classified as a closed-source online service; the older public APIs do not equate to an open-source platform.
Projects with similar names on GitHub, such as HyperAgent, Hyperaide, or other assistant tools, may not be related to this product. To determine whether a project is official, it is necessary to check the official website, the identity of the organization behind it, and the license used.
Basic information
| Project | Content |
|---|---|
| Tool name | Hyperaide |
| Developer | The Interface Company of London |
| Tool type | AI personal assistant, message assistant, task and application automation |
| Current channels | WhatsApp, Telegram |
| Planned channels | iMessage |
| Model conditions | The user must already have a ChatGPT subscription. |
| Current platform price | Free |
| Future plans | An optional Pro version might be introduced. |
| API | The older versions of the documents are available for consultation; current availability needs to be confirmed via account. |
| Is it open source? | No |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hyperaide?
It is an AI personal assistant that can be used in WhatsApp and Telegram, offering long-term memory, the ability to connect to apps, and proactive follow-up capabilities.
Is Hyperaide free?
The Hyperaide platform is currently available for free, but users must already have a ChatGPT subscription. The cost of the ChatGPT subscription as well as any fees related to third-party applications are borne by the user.
Is it an official product of OpenAI?
No. Hyperaide makes it clear that it has no connection to OpenAI; it merely utilizes the existing ChatGPT subscriptions of users to provide model capabilities.
Which messaging apps are supported?
Currently, WhatsApp and Telegram are explicitly supported. iMessage is still marked as upcoming and cannot be considered a readily available feature.
Will it remember all conversations?
The product claims to remember the details shared by users, but the scope of memory, retention period, and methods of deletion are subject to the settings in the account as well as the latest privacy policies.
Can it also connect to Todoist, Notion, and GitHub?
The earlier help documents described these integrations, but the current homepage does not list them individually. New users should check the actual available channels in the integration settings, rather than relying solely on the old documents.
Are APIs provided?
The older version of the API documentation is still accessible and describes Instruct, Inform, and API key authentication. The current homepage does not highlight the API; before using it, it is necessary to identify the location of the keys, check the usage limits, and verify the status of the services.
What is the API limit?
Earlier documents specified 100 attempts per minute and 10,000 attempts per day for each key. This figure may change as the product is revised; it should be confirmed with the current account holder or the support team.
Can it be used to carry out important operations?
It can assist in creating tasks or updating connected applications, but actions such as payment processing, deletion, publishing, inviting users, and making bulk changes always require manual confirmation. AI may make mistakes in memory retention and instruction understanding.
Is Hyperaide open source?
No official open-source core platform repository was identified. It should be classified as a closed-source online service; an open API and open-source software are different concepts.
Summary
Hyperaide is suitable for users who have already purchased a ChatGPT subscription and wish to have a more proactive personal assistant with long-term memory available via WhatsApp or Telegram. The current free option reduces additional costs, but external subscriptions and app permissions still need to be managed.
The product is undergoing significant changes, and the current homepage should not be confused with the older versions of it. When using it, one should rely primarily on the current registration page and account settings; it is necessary to test each element related to databases, automation, integration, and APIs individually, and to obtain manual confirmation before performing any operations that involve writing data to external systems.
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