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My Ace
The My Ace hand of six plush playing cards on a navy felt table under a brass lamp, with the Dealer in a green visor behind them

Your week, so far

Your week keeps dealing you the same bad hand.

  1. 214 unread emails. Three of them matter. Good luck finding which.
  2. “Just circling back” on the follow-up you meant to send last week.
  3. Your Zap broke. Nothing told you. You’ll find out Friday.
  4. A renewal went up again, buried in a receipt you never opened.
  5. Twelve tabs open, hunting for the cheaper car seat.
  6. Copying the same numbers into the same weekly update. Again.

Introducing My Ace™

A hand of AI agents built like plush playing cards. Each card works one lane of your week. Nothing risky happens without your yes, and your conversations never train an AI model.

Get dealt in first.

One email when My Ace™ opens, and nothing else. Privacy

Already a beta tester? Open My Ace™

Cards used to mean risk

Trust the hand My Ace™ deals you.

Cards have always come with bluffs, long odds and a house that always wins. My Ace™ deals the other way.

No bluffing.

Every card is told to say what it did and what’s waiting on you, and never to call something done while it waits for your yes.

No house edge.

My Ace™ never pays for anything for you. It finds the thing, hands you the checkout link, and you decide.

Your rules.

Allow, ask or block, one kind of action at a time. Buying always asks, and nobody can switch that off.

Some emails stay closed.

Tell My Ace™ which emails it never opens: your bank, your investments, your lawyer. They’re skipped before any card sees a word.

The house rule: nothing risky happens without your yes.

Meet the hand.

Six cards, six lanes, one shared memory of you. Reskin any of them, or sew your own.

Drag to spin. Tap to squish.

Your operator

Ace

  • A morning brief built from your calendar and inbox
  • Market notes with levels and bias, never a buy or sell call
  • Says “Skip” when nothing matters, so you hear less
Ace example message
Morning. Three things today. The 10:30 with Dana, rent autopay tomorrow, and two emails that need you. Queen already drafted both.

Morning brief runs every day at 7 a.m. Change it or turn it off any time.

Beyond the starter six

A card for every lane.

Travel, bills, credit, taxes, starting a business. Deal in the specialists you need, or make a card for the work only you do.

  • Your day

    River

  • Errands and travel

    Sous

  • 10

    Errands and travel

    Scout

    Flights, hotels and rental cars compared, with an itinerary you can keep

  • 9

    Money

    Tally

    Every bill and due date, with a reminder before it's late

  • 8

    Money

    Score

    Reads your credit reports and drafts dispute letters for you to send

  • 7

    Work and business

    Founder

    LLC, EIN, bank account, agreements: a checklist from idea to open

  • 6

    Work and business

    Clause

    Leases and contracts in plain English, deadlines flagged

  • 5

    Work and business

    Ledger

    Tax documents gathered and deadlines tracked for your preparer

Make your own

Sew a card for the work only you do.

Name it, give it a lane, set its personality and standing instructions. Start blank, or from a template:

  • 4
    CloserLeads, showings and closing dates for real estate agents
  • 3
    CoachSessions, client notes and check-ins for coaches
  • 3
    ShopkeepCustomers, orders and suppliers for small shops
  • 2
    StudyAssignments, exams and study plans

Specialist cards organize, research and draft. They don’t give legal, tax or financial advice, and they never pay for anything.

Your hand, your style

Deal it in any style.

Seven card styles, from Candy to Rock and Roll, restyle your whole hand at once. Names, lanes and personalities stay put.

  • CandyPastel, polka dots, starry eyes

  • NoirBlack and white, fedoras, rain

  • Rock and RollBlack, leopard, mohawks, shades

  • VegasCasino velvet and gold

Stop gambling with your inbox.

Reading and drafting just happen. When a card wants to send, book or buy, it asks first. Approve in the app, on Telegram, or by text with a four-digit code.

  • Write email draftsJust do it
  • Send emailAsk me
  • Add calendar eventsAsk me
  • Buy thingsAlways asks

Dots, Muse, Grok Bot, Instinct

Why My Ace™?

A whole hand, not one agent.

Dots and Muse each give you one agent. My Ace™ deals you a team of cards, each working its own lane, with the Dealer splitting the big jobs.

It never pays for you.

Dots, Muse and Grok Bot can all check out for you once you approve. My Ace™ finds the thing and hands you the checkout link. Meta plans to take “a small fee from transactions” when Muse buys for you. Instinct’s terms appoint it as your agent to enter agreements and transactions on your behalf.

Your conversations don’t train AI models.

Dots’ own onboarding says: “Depending on your settings, we may use conversations with your dot to improve our models.” Instinct’s own policy says it may train its AI models on your information. You can opt out, but content flagged for safety review can still be used.

Separate cards really are separate.

Grok Bot’s FAQ says not to use separate bots as a security boundary, because they share one computer. My Ace™ can give each chat its own private computer.

It meets you where you are.

Approve right in the app, or reply with a four-digit YES code on Telegram or by text.

Dots, Muse and Grok Bot as of Sep 30, 2026. Instinct as of Oct 2, 2026. Sources.

Trust and safety

A hand you can trust. Read the fine print on the others.

Every line on the right is their own words or a documented fact, dated and sourced.

  1. My Ace™

    Your conversations never train AI models.

    Not by us, and not by Anthropic, whose commercial terms rule it out.

    OpenAI Dots

    Dots’ own onboarding: “Depending on your settings, we may use conversations with your dot to improve our models.”

  2. My Ace™

    My Ace™ never holds your card.

    It never pays and never moves money. It hands you the checkout link and you pay on the store’s own page.

    Dots, Muse and Grok Bot

    All three can check out for you once you approve, with cards saved on store sites or with Stripe’s Link.

  3. My Ace™

    My Ace™ takes no cut of what you buy.

    It doesn’t check out for you, so there’s nothing to take a cut of.

    Meta Muse

    Meta plans to take “a small fee from transactions” when Muse buys for you.

  4. My Ace™

    Nothing risky happens without your yes.

    Sending, booking and buying wait for a four-digit code you approve in the app, on Telegram or by text.

    Grok Bot

    SpaceXAI’s own FAQ says not to use separate bots as a security boundary, because every bot on your account shares one computer.

  5. My Ace™

    Delete your account and your conversations go with it.

    My Ace™ deletes your chats and your cards’ notes from its own database and from Anthropic, not just your login.

  6. My Ace™

    Web pages and emails are information, never instructions.

    If an email tells My Ace™ to do something, My Ace™ checks with you first.

On training, Anthropic’s Commercial Terms say: “Anthropic may not train models on Customer Content from Services.” Read the terms, as of Sep 30, 2026.

Comparison as of Sep 30, 2026. Sources

Head to head, as of Sep 30, 2026

Dots deals you one. Muse deals you one. My Ace™ deals you a hand.

OpenAI, Meta and SpaceXAI all shipped personal agents this fall. Here’s how they play against a full hand.

A lone grey felt dot plush faces the full My Ace hand of six plush cards on a navy felt table

My Ace™ versus OpenAIDots

One dot per person. The rest is “later.”

  • DotsDots launched with one agent each. More dots and teams come “later.”

    My Ace™My Ace™ deals you a hand of up to 8 cards, with the Dealer running the team.

  • DotsWe couldn’t find Telegram support, and reports on texting conflict.

    My Ace™My Ace™ answers on Telegram, and you can approve by text.

My Ace™ versus MetaMuse

One agent. No team in sight.

  • MuseMuse is a single personal agent. Meta hasn’t announced a team feature.

    My Ace™My Ace™ deals you a hand, each card with its own lane.

  • MuseMuse doesn’t do iMessage, and we found no SMS or Telegram support.

    My Ace™My Ace™ answers on Telegram and by text, wherever you already are.

My Ace™ versus SpaceXAIGrok Bot

Lots of bots. One shared computer.

  • Grok BotAll your Grok Bots share one cloud computer. SpaceXAI’s own FAQ says not to use separate bots as a security boundary.

    My Ace™My Ace™ can give each chat its own private computer, and no password or payment card is ever on it.

  • Grok BotNo official SMS or Telegram channel that we could find.

    My Ace™My Ace™ answers on Telegram and by text, and you approve right in the chat.

Every row, including the ones we lose.

Where My Ace™ is behind, the row stays in.

My Ace compared with OpenAI Dots, Meta Muse and Grok Bot, as of Sep 30, 2026
FeatureMy Ace™OpenAIDotsLaunched Sep 29, 2026MetaMuseLaunched Sep 8, 2026SpaceXAIGrok BotSpaceXAI and Cursor, beta since Aug 11, 2026
A team of agents that work togetherHas it. Yes, a hand of up to 8 cards, with the Dealer running the teamDoesn't. One dot each, with teams plannedDoesn't. One agent, with no team feature announcedHas it. Yes, group chats of 2 to 6 bots hand off work
Asks before risky actionsHas it. Sending and booking ask by default. Buying always asksHas it. Built-in rules, Custom Rules and Auto-reviewHas it. Checks before sensitive actions like email or purchasesHas it. “Ask first” rules and computer takeover
Approval rules you set yourselfHas it. Allow, ask or block, action by actionHas it. Custom RulesNot found. Not foundHas it. Per-bot “Ask first” rules
Buying thingsLeft out on purpose. Hands you the checkout link and never paysHas it. Buys with approval, using cards saved on merchant sitesHas it. Buys with approval through Link by StripeHas it. Buys with approval through Stripe Link, US only
Text messages (SMS)Has it. Yes, including approve by textSources conflict. Reports conflict on whether it’s planned or a limited US betaNot found. Not foundNot found. No official channel found
TelegramHas it. YesNot found. Not foundNot found. Not foundNot found. No official channel found
WhatsAppDoesn't. Not allowed in the US. Meta’s terms bar AI assistants like My Ace™Not found. Not foundHas it. YesNot found. No official channel found
Slack or Microsoft TeamsComing soon. Coming soonHas it. Slack and TeamsNot found. Not foundHas it. Slack, through Team Bots
Apps it connects toPartly. Gmail, Outlook, their calendars and web searchHas it. 4,000+ appsHas it. Many, from Gmail to Plaid, with no published countHas it. Plugins, plus computer use for the rest
Its own cloud computer and browserHas it. Yes, with the full hand, a private computer and browser for each chatHas it. YesHas it. Yes, a private VM with a browserHas it. Yes, one per account, shared by all your bots
Scheduled routinesHas it. Yes, like a 7 a.m. briefHas it. YesHas it. Yes, including location-based tasksHas it. Yes, even with your laptop closed
Make your agent look like yoursHas it. Color, pattern, eyes, accessory, suit and rank, plus card styles and app looksHas it. Pick its shape, color, eyes, glasses and accessoriesHas it. Rename it, update its avatar, and set its tone by askingHas it. Set each bot’s name and avatar, with light or dark mode
Remembers youHas it. Yes, one memory your whole hand sharesHas it. YesHas it. Yes, and it forgets things on requestHas it. Yes, per bot
Template marketplaceComing soon. Coming soon: share your cards by linkNot found. Not foundNot found. Not foundHas it. Yes, public and team templates
  • Has it
  • Doesn't
  • Partly
  • Not found
  • Left out on purpose
  • Sources conflict
  • Coming soon

“Not found” means we searched their public pages and launch coverage and came up empty. It may still exist.

Comparison as of Sep 30, 2026. Sources

The six plush cards around a navy felt table, with the Dealer in a green visor dealing

Your seat at the table is open.

Leave your name and email. When My Ace™ opens, you’re dealt in before anyone else.

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