Getting started

Ways to use Butler

Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, or right here. Pick the one you already use.

Most AI assistants require you to download a new app, create another account, and learn a new interface. Butler is different. It works where you already talk.

Here are the ways you can use Butler.

Through your browser

This is the most direct way. Open Butler in your browser on any device. You get the full conversation view with the phone demo, all capabilities, and everything integrated in one place. It works on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. No installation needed.

On Slack

If your team already uses Slack, add Butler as a Slack app. Now your assistant lives right inside your team chat. Ask it questions, have it look up files, manage your calendar -- all without leaving Slack. It works in DMs, in channels, and across your workspace.

How it works: Add the Butler Slack app to your workspace. Message it directly or @mention it in channels. "Hey Butler, what is happening in email today?" It replies in the thread.

On WhatsApp

WhatsApp is where most people talk every day. Butler works on WhatsApp too. Add the number to your contacts and start chatting. Same assistant, same capabilities, but inside the app you already use for everything else.

How it works: Save the Butler contact number. Send a message. "Summarize my morning." Butler replies like any other WhatsApp contact. No app switching required.

On Telegram

Telegram users get the same experience. Fast, reliable, with full message history. Butler works as a Telegram bot. Start a conversation and you have your assistant in your pocket, available anytime.

How it works: Find the Butler bot on Telegram and start a chat. All the same capabilities: email, calendar, tasks, files. It remembers context across messages.

On Discord

Discord isnt just for gaming communities anymore. Many teams and creators use it as their primary communication tool. Butler integrates as a Discord bot, ready in your server.

How it works: Add Butler to your Discord server. Use slash commands or just chat in DMs. It works the same way across all platforms.

Why this matters

The whole point of an assistant is that it meets you where you are. You should not have to open a special app to talk to your assistant. It should be there in the apps you already use all day.

This is what makes Butler different from other assistants. It is not a separate tool you have to remember to check. It lives inside your existing workflow. On Slack, it is there while you work. On WhatsApp, it is there while you handle life. On Telegram or Discord, it is there while you coordinate with your community.

One assistant. Everywhere you need it.

Which one should you pick?

All of them work the same way with the same capabilities. The choice comes down to where you spend most of your time:

Use Slack if Butler is for work and your team is on Slack
Use WhatsApp if you want it on your phone for personal stuff
Use Telegram if you prefer speed and privacy
Use Discord if you run a community or creative team
Use the browser if you want the full experience on any device

Or use more than one. Butler syncs across all of them, so you can switch between Slack at work and WhatsApp at home without missing anything.

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