Search across everything
Find anything across your chats, email, calendar, and files by describing it.
What you need is almost always somewhere in your chats or your apps — finding it is the hard part. WhatsApp search only matches exact words, one chat at a time, and everything beyond your messages sits in tools that do not talk to each other. With KKHS Assist, you ask for what you are looking for the way you would describe it to a person, and it finds it.
What you can search
- By description, not keywords. "The link Maya sent last week" or "what we decided on the budget" is enough — even when the exact wording in the chat was different.
- Across all your chats at once — including the links, documents, and images inside them, not just the text.
- Across your connected tools too — from email and calendar to Sheets, Notion, Slack, and anything else you link through a connected app.
- Down to the specific detail buried in months of chatter — a date, an amount, an address, a document link.
- Inside the media, not just around it. It can open a voice note, a photo, or a PDF sitting in a thread and tell you what is in it — a transcript, a description, the numbers off an invoice. "What did that voice note say?" works even when you never played it.
It reasons over what it finds
KKHS Assist does not just locate messages — it answers questions about them. Ask for the best quote anyone offered, the latest price discussed, or when a commitment was made, and it works it out from what is in your chats.
And it always returns results with their context — the message quoted back alongside the conversation around it, so you see who said it and why, not just the line on its own.
Things to ask
- "Find the link Sarah sent about the office space last month."
- "What was Rahul's feedback on the Q4 deck?"
- "What's the latest price we discussed with the vendor?"
Need something current that is not in your chats — a fact, a price, the contents of a link someone sent? KKHS Assist can look it up on the live web and summarize it for you. Just ask, e.g. "open this link and tell me what it says" or "what's the latest on this?"
Ask it about itself
KKHS Assist can also search this documentation. When you are not sure how something works — or whether it can do a thing at all — just ask in your self-chat rather than going looking:
- "How do I stop you replying in a group?"
- "Can you read my Outlook mail?"
- "Which of my automations are waiting for a reply?"
It answers from the current docs and points you at the right page.
Search pairs naturally with relationship memory and your personal wiki — the more it knows about your world, the sharper its answers get.