Free · in preparation
Self-hosted
Run Pichu on your own server, with your own AI keys. Free, under a proprietary license.
- Your hardware, your data
- Your own model keys
- In preparation: today’s installer still connects to our platform
In beta · Made in France by YatoFix
Your AI assistant. Its own computer. Available everywhere. Under your control.
Pichu works for you on its own cloud computer: it browses, fills in, sorts and follows up. It acts on its own on what you’ve asked it to watch, and waits for your OK before anything sensitive.
One account, every screen
- Web
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- iPhone
- Android
Mail
Accounting
Suppliers
Operations
What Pichu does
An assistant that does the work, not just the talking
Its own computer
Every person gets a persistent cloud computer with a desktop, a browser, a terminal and files. Your Bots work there, stay signed in to the sites you choose, and you can watch them live or take over at any time.
It takes the initiative
Routines run on a schedule, when an email arrives or when another service calls a webhook. Each morning, a brief tells you what’s done, what needs you and what’s stuck.
A team, not just one bot
Start with one main assistant. Add specialists for mail, accounting or suppliers if you want: they work in groups and hand tasks to each other.
Your OK before sensitive actions
Sending, deleting and paying wait for your approval, with a clear summary of what will happen. Payments always do. You set the rest, Bot by Bot.
Memory you can read
Each Bot remembers what matters about you and its work. You can read and edit that memory in the app. What it learns once, it can reuse.
Everywhere you are
Web, Mac, Windows and Linux apps, iPhone (TestFlight beta) and Android (beta). Approve from your phone, follow along on your desktop.
How it works
From a request to a finished task
Ask, or set it up once
Write what you need in the conversation, or turn it into a routine that runs without you.
It works on its computer
It opens sites, reads the mail and calendars you’ve connected, uses its terminal and your connectors, and keeps notes as it goes.
It checks with you
Before sending, deleting or paying, you get an approval request with the details and a second model’s review.
It reports back
Progress, results and blockers come back in the conversation, in notifications and in your morning brief.
Security and control
An assistant that can act needs limits you can see
Here is what Pichu does today, in the beta.
Approvals by category
Emails, sending, deleting, payments, system settings and routines: each can require your OK or be left free, Bot by Bot. Payments always require it.
A second model checks sensitive actions
Before an action goes out, another model compares it with your request and looks for instructions slipped into an email or a web page. It never decides for you: its verdict appears on the approval request.
Outside triggers are restricted
Work started by an incoming email or a webhook cannot send anything without your approval.
A vault for passwords
Credentials are encrypted and filled in on the Bot’s computer. The AI model never sees your passwords.
Your computer, your log
One computer per person, never shared with someone else. Every change and every sign-in goes into a log you can read.
Hosted in France, with a clear exception
Your data and computers are hosted in France. The AI model that does the work is DeepSeek by default (China); you can switch to Mistral (EU) with your own key.
Two ways to run it
Self-hosted or managed cloud
Pichu is in beta. Prices are not published yet.
Paid · in beta
Managed cloud
We run everything for you, in France: the computers, the updates and the backups.
- Nothing to install
- Computers, updates and backups handled for you
- Price not published yet
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Pichu?
Pichu is an AI assistant with its own cloud computer. It works on websites, files and the services you connect, acts on its own on what you’ve asked it to watch, and asks for your approval before sensitive actions. It’s made by YatoFix, in France, and is in beta.
How is Pichu different from a chat assistant?
A chat assistant mostly answers you. Pichu also does the work: it uses its own computer that stays signed in, runs routines while you’re away, follows tasks over several days and comes back to you when it needs a decision.
Can Pichu send emails or pay without asking me?
Not if you keep those actions under approval, and payments always need your OK. You decide for the other categories, Bot by Bot, and a second model reviews sensitive actions before they go out.
Where is my data stored?
On servers in France: accounts, conversations, files, memory and the Bots’ computers. To do its work, a Bot sends the request and the useful context to the AI model provider: DeepSeek (China) by default, or Mistral (EU) with your own key.
Can I watch what my Bot is doing?
Yes. You can watch its screen live and take over the mouse and keyboard at any time.
Can I host Pichu myself?
Self-hosting will be free, under a proprietary license. The complete package is in preparation; today’s installer still connects to our platform.
Which apps are available?
The web app, desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, an iPhone app in TestFlight beta (by invitation) and an Android app in beta. They all use the same account.
How much does Pichu cost?
Prices aren’t published during the beta. Self-hosting will be free and the managed cloud will be a paid subscription.
Why is it called Pichu?
It’s the name of our cat.
Why “Pichu”?
Pichu is our cat. He gave his name to the product and drops by now and then. Your Bots, though, are the spheres: each one has its own color and its own moods.
Contact
Join the beta
Pichu is in beta with a limited number of people. Tell us what you’d like it to do for you and we’ll get back to you.
Questions about security, data or self-hosting are welcome too.