Sabi has been a game-changer
I use it for tracking my daily macros and workouts.
Currently getting a daily brief of cash balances and tasks that need my attention.

This AI assistant integrates with iMessage, acting as a personal helper for managing emails, calendars, and reminders. It can also access and log data from Apple Health, including meals, sleep, and activity, and interact with your contacts.
1.1.0
September 30, 2026
Updated Privacy policy minor fixes.
To begin, tap "Start chatting with Sabi" within the app to open iMessage. Your first text message will create your account. If you're already texting Sabi, you can sign in with your phone number.
Sabi can access your Apple Health data, including sleep, steps, workouts, heart rate, and nutrition. It can also access your contacts for phone numbers and email addresses. You can choose exactly what Sabi can see within the app.
Yes, Sabi can log your meals to Apple Health. You can text Sabi a photo of your meal, and it will be recorded.
Sabi can add, complete, or check your reminders, including recurring ones. All reminders managed by Sabi will appear in your iPhone's native Reminders app.
Based on the current information, Sabi is supported on iPhone devices. It integrates directly with iMessage on your iPhone.
Sabi was last updated on September 15, 2026, with version 1.0.0. This indicates a recent release, and updates will likely follow to improve functionality and add features.
Yes, you can delete your account and all associated data at any time directly from within the Sabi app. This provides users with control over their personal information.
No, Sabi does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not display any ads to users.