Say hi to the easiest AI on the internet. Text with Doma in one easy click.
Software ate the world and now the internet ate AI. Think about it: the most innovative, boundary-blurring, epochal technology of our lifetime gradually turned into an everyday website. The most powerful technological tool in human history is confined to a solitary chat-box you have to register to access.
Doma is different. It is the easiest AI on the internet. There is no app to download. No data to migrate. No instruction manual to read. No learning curve to surf. It’s a phone number you add to the group chats you are already in.
This phone number, to be exact. Go ahead and text it.
You will see what I mean. Meeting Doma is as technically challenging as sending a text. It is almost too easy to describe which makes it feel strange to explain. There is no gimmick. All you have to do is text it to get started.
Doma’s simplicity does not end at the introduction. Doma is easier to share with other people, it is designed to seamlessly switch back and forth between collaborative and DM sessions, and it has a memory that is far deeper and more intuitive than any other contextual AI on the market. There are so many reasons we can confidently make this case. Let’s break them all down.
Sharing Doma with others is easy. Add Doma’s phone number to a group chat just as you would add another person. Everyone can begin working with Doma simply by participating. When someone speaks for the first time, Doma can introduce itself privately and offer to catch them up. No account is required to begin, but connecting one unlocks private and cross-channel continuity.
Creating new group chats is easy. Large group projects often break into smaller conversations. Ask Doma to start a breakout chat with a few people from the original group, and Doma can carry forward the shared decisions and context those people already had access to. The smaller team can stay aligned without copying the original thread or explaining the project again. Doma does not carry that context to anyone who was not in the original room.
DMing with Doma is easy. Every decision, argument, artifact, idea, and concept that is made in your group chats is available for you to privately talk about with Doma. These are your Doma DMs. If someone says something you do not understand (and do not feel comfortable asking the group to explain), Doma can help. You can ask it to simplify any confusing concept you hear in your group until it makes sense to you. It is like your own personal chief of staff that is in every room you want it in.
Doma’s memory is far deeper and easy to access. Doma remembers the conversations you invite it into across your connected channels. Instead of switching projects or searching through old threads, you can ask Doma in a private DM. If you forward an email thread and its attachments to Doma, you can continue working through that material over text when the content is supported and available.
Expanding your Domain account is easy. You can connect Doma to many different communication channels you use. You can sync multiple email addresses with your Signal, Slack, Telegram, and text threads. This makes it easier to add Doma to group chats where your team is already chatting. Every chat you add Doma into - no matter where it happens - feeds your own personal memory. It is the most powerful feature on the platform.
Containing Doma’s access is easy. Doma is an opt-in experience. It only reads and participates in the conversations, emails, or documents you add it into. When you create your Domain account, Doma does not read all of your emails, for example, it only reads (and remembers) the emails you forward to it. You control how much it can see.
Maintaining privacy is easy. Shared context stays available only to people who were part of that conversation. Each participant can discuss the group privately with Doma, but those private DMs are not made available to the group or other users. Doma does not carry group context to someone who was not in the room.
No other AI works like Doma. It works for individuals and groups, across channels and group threads, and it does it in a single, personal memory system that you can access at any time on the communication channel you prefer. It’s the easiest AI on the internet.
No downloads. No apps. No manuals. You do not need an account to meet Doma and begin talking. You just need to text it and say hi.
What strikes me most is the idea of bringing AI into conversations that already exist, rather than forcing people to enter a separate environment every time.
The most interesting part, for me, is the continuity of memory across groups, private messages, and different channels. If it truly works as described, it changes the role of AI from a tool we consult into a presence that accompanies the work as it happens.
The real challenge, of course, will be preserving that continuity without sacrificing clarity, control, and trust.