Sparklets

Sparklets is a personal AI assistant from Avant Digital that does more than answer questions: it makes real phone calls, sends texts and emails and fills in web forms to finish anything from a quick appointment to projects that run for weeks, like gathering quotes for home repairs. It also includes Money, a personal finance tracker.

What can the Sparklets assistant do?

Give it a goal, such as getting three roofing quotes and booking the best one, and it handles the calls, messages and forms while you keep the decisions. It combines six skills: delegating errands, preparing meetings with agendas and notes, research, simple website tasks, writing and coordinating the people in your life. It calls from a Sparklets number, says who it is and who it is calling for, and Live Monitor shows the activity as it happens; you can whisper instructions mid-call or join in. Editable memory keeps your preferences and each project's context from week to week.

What is Sparklets Money and how is data protected?

Money brings accounts, cards, investments, spending, bills and budgets together by linking banks through Plaid, and linking an account never lets the assistant move money. The assistant connects to Google, Microsoft or iCloud email and calendar with permissions you choose and asks before sensitive actions. There are no ads, data is never sold, and one click erases everything.

Who is Sparklets for?

• Busy professionals who want to hand off calls and follow-ups.
• Families coordinating home projects, appointments or travel.
• People who want their finances in one dashboard.

Sparklets pros and cons

It stands out for acting over the phone, not just in chat, and for holding context across long projects, with a custom name, voice and tone. On the downside, it runs on web, iPhone, iPad and Telegram but not Android, work is metered in credits called Sparks, bank linking relies on Plaid and it is US-focused and English only.