01 / Context
Builds your personal database.
Conversation history is live. Memory, people, diary, and self-profile controls are in staged rollout.
Staged rolloutAI companion + action · Private beta · 18+
Wednesday builds private context about you, then uses approved tools to work across the systems you already have. Consumer beta starts with chat; enterprise actions and private deployments are piloted separately.
Pull the latest supplier brief and prepare tomorrow’s review.
I found the approved brief and drafted the review. Check it before I put it on your calendar.
Illustrative enterprise pilot · Approved tools only
Why Wednesday
Most companions stop at conversation. Wednesday is being built to understand your context, take scoped action, and fit the systems and data boundaries already in place.
01 / Context
Conversation history is live. Memory, people, diary, and self-profile controls are in staged rollout.
Staged rollout02 / Action
Enterprise pilots can search approved data, prepare changes, and execute confirmed actions through fixed tool permissions.
Enterprise pilot03 / Integration
Connect legacy software through MCP or service APIs. Keep the current system of record instead of replacing it.
Enterprise pilot04 / Deployment
Consumer data can run in the public cloud. Private-cloud or on-premises deployment is scoped per enterprise pilot.
Scoped per pilotProduct preview / Availability labeled
Conversation and private companions are live in beta. Structured personal-database controls are in staged rollout.
Tonight · 10:42 PM
01 / Conversation
Use normal language. Wednesday answers in English or Japanese, keeps the current thread in context, and stays visibly AI.
Your companion
Built-in · Read only
Calm without being vague. Honest without becoming cold.
02 / Companion
Use the built-in Wednesday persona or create a private companion with its own tone and character.
03 / Personal database
Your account already keeps conversation history. Controls for memories, people, work, diary, export, and deletion are in staged rollout.
Illustrative interfaces · Availability is labeled for each view
Status / 2026
Public beta and enterprise pilots have different access. This is the current product boundary.
Live in public beta
Staged rollout and pilots
Privacy-first architecture · Safety · 18+
Consumer records are separated by account. Company systems stay where they are and are reached only through tenant-approved connections in enterprise pilots.
Personal product records are separated by user with database-level access rules.
Enterprise connections call approved capabilities; they do not copy entire business systems into the consumer cloud.
Date-of-birth verification is required before chat. Wednesday never claims to be human.
Wednesday is not a therapist, doctor, emergency service, or substitute for high-stakes professional advice.
Mobile availability
iOS and Android builds are limited to private beta. There are no official public download links.
Ask about the private betaNo download URL · No pre-order · No sideload claim
Subscriptions
Pricing, included usage, renewal, and cancellation terms will appear before sales begin.
Enterprise · MCP · Private deployment
A tenant-gated MCP or service gateway exposes only approved tools. Legacy systems remain the system of record; Wednesday adds the action layer.
Private deployment pilot · Not self-serveThe public app has no company access. Each enterprise connection and deployment boundary is configured per tenant.
Discuss an enterprise pilotFAQ
No. iOS and Android builds are limited to private beta. The store blocks are status labels, not download links.
Adult accounts, age verification, cloud text chat, English and Japanese replies, private companions, and account-scoped history.
It is an account-scoped context layer for conversations, memories, people, work, and diary records. Conversation history is live; structured controls, export, and deletion are in staged rollout.
In enterprise pilots, yes—through tenant-approved tools with fixed permissions and confirmation for sensitive actions. The public consumer beta has no company-system access.
No. Wednesday connects to approved capabilities through MCP or service APIs while your existing software remains the system of record.
Private-cloud and on-premises deployment can be scoped for an enterprise pilot. It is not currently a self-serve product.
No. Wednesday is AI software, not a person or licensed professional. Do not use it for emergencies or high-stakes decisions.
Contact and support
Email us for beta access, account help, privacy requests, enterprise pilots, private deployment, or security reports.
Email supportBeta support is handled directly by the product team.