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Pickle
Pickle is a personal AI companion you raise over time. You talk to it face to face through a real-time animated avatar, and it learns your rhythms: how you like your mornings, who matters to you, what you keep putting off. The product is built around the idea that you'd speak more naturally with a presence you grow attached to than with a conventional chat tool.
Behind the companion sits a private memory system. You can connect sources like Gmail, Notion, and calendars, or capture context through Pickle-certified hardware such as Pickle 1 AR glasses. Memories stay encrypted, raw sensor data is deleted after processing, and Pickle states it never uses your personal data to train large language models.
The iOS app is listed as coming in August 2026, with a web demo available by invite. Pickle 1 glasses are marked as coming soon and let you share what you see and hear with your Pickle.
Talk face to face with a real-time animated avatar that moves and gestures as it speaks
Build a private memory bank from Gmail, Notion, calendars, and daily conversations
Share what you see and hear through Pickle 1 AR glasses when they ship
Encrypted storage with zero data retention for AI training on your personal memories
Voice demo available on the web with an invite code, no account required
Real-time avatar with full-body animation, not just a talking head
Strong privacy architecture with encrypted memories and forward secrecy
Raw photos, videos, and audio deleted immediately after processing
Integrates with Gmail, Notion, Slack, and other productivity tools
iOS app not available until August 2026
Pickle 1 hardware still marked as coming soon
Web demo requires an invite code
No public pricing information on the website
Is Pickle free to use?
Pickle has not published public pricing. Its Terms of Service state that certain features and hardware devices may require payment. Contact Pickle at [email protected] for current pricing details.
What is Pickle 1?
Pickle 1 is Pickle's AR glasses hardware, listed as coming soon on the website. The glasses let you share what you see and hear with your Pickle. Raw sensor data is processed temporarily and deleted immediately after, with only derived text memories stored in encrypted form.
What integrations does Pickle support?
Pickle connects to Gmail for emails, Notion for documents, and Slack among other third-party sources. You can also upload text, notes, and other content directly through the platform and browser extension.
Does Pickle use my data to train AI models?
No. Pickle states it never uses your personal data to train large language models. It sends data to LLM providers like OpenAI and Anthropic under zero data retention contracts that prohibit training on your content.
When is Pickle available on iOS?
Pickle's website lists the iOS app as available in August 2026. A web demo at pickle.com/demo-v2 is available now with an invite code.
