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Yuki vs Ollie

Ollie is a text-message-only family assistant — no app, just SMS — that sends briefings and can be asked to book, cancel or order things on your behalf, with meal planning as a core feature. Yuki is a native iOS and Android app that reads your inbox directly and turns confirmations, bills and invites into a calendar, trip itineraries and tracked expenses automatically.

A shared family group in Yuki: members, what is due this week and quick ways to add an expense, a task, a list item or a poll
Yuki’s Home screen: what needs you, and today’s plan with events, tasks and a grocery list
Yuki reads the inbox directly — no forwarding a text to get something added.

Ollie and Yuki start from the same idea — that a family shouldn't have to type its own logistics into an app — and take it in different directions. Ollie stays inside text messaging: a daily briefing, alerts when something needs attention, and a concierge you can ask to handle a task. Yuki connects to your inbox and keeps a real calendar, trip itineraries and an expense ledger updated on its own, in an app you can open and look at.

FeatureYukiOllie
InterfaceNative iOS & Android appSMS text message only — no app
Auto-creates events from emailMonitors calendar/email for alerts; no stated auto-build of new events
Two-way Google Calendar syncNot stated
Trip itineraries from booking emails
Expense & subscription tracking
Meal planning & grocery orderingRecipes to grocery lists; Pro cooking timers, not automatic ordering
Takes actions for you (cancel, book, order)Yes — on request
Shared groups (couples, family, roommates)Group text with household members
PriceFree: 20 AI prompts/month; Pro: 100, inbox sync, timers and higher limitsFree tier; paid plans ~$9–19/mo by message volume

Choose Yuki if…

  • You want a calendar, trip itineraries and tracked expenses that build themselves from your inbox, in an app you can browse — not just a text thread
  • You want two-way Google Calendar sync and a persistent record, not a stream of texts that scrolls away
  • Meal planning isn't what you're after — you want life admin (bills, trips, money, shared plans) handled automatically

Choose Ollie if…

  • You want meal planning and grocery ordering handled by text, with recipes and an aisle-organized list
  • You'd rather text an assistant to book, cancel or order something than open an app and do it yourself
  • You prefer everything in the SMS thread you already use, with no app to install
Accurate as of September 2026. Product capabilities change — check each app’s current site for the latest.

Stop keeping it all in your head. Yuki is free on iOS and Android.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ollie an app like Yuki?
No. Ollie has no native app — it works entirely over SMS text message, so there's nothing to download and no screen to check; you get briefings and reply by text. Yuki is a native iOS and Android app with a full calendar, trip and expense view you open and browse, not just a message thread.
Does Yuki help with recipes and groceries?
Yes. Find a recipe, adjust servings and review ingredients before adding them to a personal or shared grocery list. Pro and the active Pro trial add cooking timers. Yuki does not automatically plan a weekly menu or purchase the groceries.
Does Yuki book appointments and cancel subscriptions like Ollie?
No. Ollie can take action on your behalf — cancelling a subscription, booking an appointment, placing a grocery order — when you ask it to. Yuki surfaces subscriptions it finds in your inbox and tracks them, and builds trip itineraries and calendar events automatically, but it doesn't place orders or make bookings for you.