Tab, a new personal AI assistant, officially emerged from stealth on Tuesday. The company announced a $300 million valuation upon its public debut. Tab joins other consumer AI assistants like Instinct and Meta’s Muse in the market.
Founded by Brennan Erbz, Stafford Schlitt, and Ammar Amdani, Tab allows users to text their requests via iMessage or WhatsApp. The assistant can perform tasks such as ordering groceries, finding presents, and making reservations. Amdani stated that Tab operates with its own phone number, computer, and wallet, directly executing tasks rather than providing instructions.
Investors in Tab include SV Angel, Valar Ventures, and American Spirit. The company is currently growing through word-of-mouth referrals and plans to release a new product in the near future. Tab's launch contributes to the ongoing competition in the consumer AI sector.
Amdani highlighted that Tab prioritizes user trust, stating that user data is not used to train AI models. The system ensures that the user's card information is stored securely and that no irreversible actions occur without explicit user consent. This approach aims to differentiate Tab in a market where AI assistants handle sensitive personal tasks.
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Tab, a new personal AI assistant, has emerged from stealth with a $300 million valuation. It offers services like ordering groceries and booking travel via text on iMessage or WhatsApp. This launch adds another competitor to the growing market of consumer AI assistants.