Description
Nozomio Labs describes itself as a product lab solving context in AI, meaning it works on the problem of giving AI systems the right information to act on, rather than building one single app.
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Two of the lab's earlier products focus on that developer-facing problem directly. Nia is a context provider built for AI agents, meant to supply an agent with the contextual information it needs to understand its environment and a user's intent so it performs tasks more effectively. AgentSearch lets users browse and interact with documents from within a bash environment.
The lab's current flagship is Folk, described as the friend in your texts that keeps you on track. Folk lives inside messaging apps a person already uses, iMessage, Telegram, WhatsApp and Discord, and texts first rather than waiting to be opened like a browser-based chatbot. It checks in on gym days, keeps habit streaks alive, locks users in for exam study sessions, logs meals from a photo, asks how someone is doing, watches savings goals, and sends a daily verse; it can also book tables, watch flights and manage email when asked. Folk gets users money back from forgotten subscriptions, double charges and junk fees, and flags price drops on things they already bought. Every user gets an isolated, always-on cloud computer, so Folk can browse the web, run code and connect to outside apps, plus a persistent memory graph that grows with every conversation; the company states Folk does not train models on user data. It connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Notion, Strava, Canvas, GitHub and any MCP-compatible tool, and users can bring their own API key from Anthropic, OpenAI or OpenRouter instead of Folk's default engine.
Folk is free forever for unlimited chatting, every core feature, and three background watchers, with no card required to start. Pro costs $9.99 a month, or $99.99 a year, for a smarter underlying engine and unlimited background watchers.
Folk is aimed at individual users rather than developers: the site names students, gym-goers, night owls, people in therapy, people with ADHD, parents and founders as its core audience, a different crowd from the developer-facing Nia and AgentSearch tools Nozomio Labs also lists.
- CategoryAI Coding Assistants
- Pricing ModelFreemium
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsiOS, Android
Nozomio Labs's Core Features
Nia: a context provider built to supply AI agents with the contextual information they need to complete tasks
AgentSearch: browse and interact with documents from within a bash environment
Folk: an AI companion delivered through iMessage, Telegram, WhatsApp and Discord that texts first
Folk checks in on gym days, habit streaks, exam study sessions and daily mood
Folk logs meals from a photo and tracks savings goals
Folk recovers money from forgotten subscriptions, double charges and junk fees
Each Folk user gets an isolated, always-on cloud computer plus a persistent memory graph
Folk connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Notion, Strava, Canvas, GitHub and MCP-compatible tools
Option to use your own Anthropic, OpenAI or OpenRouter API key instead of Folk's default engine
Free forever tier plus a $9.99/month Pro tier with a smarter engine and unlimited background watchers
How to use Nozomio Labs?
Visit Folk: Go to folk.com, the lab's current flagship product.
Sign up free: Start chatting for free through iMessage, Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord, no card required.
Set what you're tracking: Tell Folk what habits, goals or check-ins you want it to watch.
Chat throughout the day: Folk texts first to check in, log progress and answer questions.
Upgrade if needed: Move to Pro for a smarter engine and unlimited background watchers.
Nozomio Labs's Use Cases
- AI agent context
- Document browsing in bash
- Habit and gym accountability
- Subscription money recovery
