Your work, your questions, your documents — inside a single Telegram chat. No new apps. No dashboards. Nothing new to learn.
Notes in one app. PDFs in another. Translations somewhere else. Research across ten tabs. Receipts in your gallery. That government form you downloaded last week — where was it again?
What if one conversation handled all of it?
Ananta holds on to your conversations, your preferences, your files. It finds real sources, does the work, and shows you its reasoning — so you can verify, not just trust.
Ask in English. Ask in Hindi. Ask in Telugu. Send a voice note at midnight. Ananta is there.
Ananta chats, but the real part is in the doing — searching with real sources, processing your files, translating between languages, and keeping track of your context over time.
Ananta adapts to what you do. The more you use it, the better it understands your context, your language, and the way you like to get things done.
Ananta looks simple because the complexity is hidden — not absent. Every response is grounded in real web searches, every action is logged, and every engine is either open-source or something we wrote ourselves.
Around 14 services working together — SearXNG for privacy-first search, Stirling PDF for document operations, Sarvam AI for voice and Indic languages, our own Asymm Engine holding it all together. If you want the full list with plain-English notes on each, see what's under the hood.
We don't ask you to trust us. We show our sources — and our stack.
Ananta is built and operated by a small, unfunded team out of India. No VC. No investors. No 200-person product org. Just two people who wanted a useful assistant for themselves, their families, and the people they work with — and then decided to share it.
Founder of Asymmetrica, a small AI agency out of Goa. Builds Ananta (Telegram assistant), AsymmFlow (ERP/CRM for industrial instrumentation), and bespoke software when the problem's interesting. Started coding at 5:30 AM on May 15, 2025 — a random Reddit post about Replit did it, and four hours later he was hooked forever. The longer story →
Introduction coming soon — in Rahul's own words, as soon as he's had a chance to write it.
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If what you want to know isn't here, just email us. One of us will read it.
A Telegram-based assistant for everyday knowledge work. It searches with real sources, processes your documents, handles voice notes and images, and remembers your context between conversations.
It's built and operated by two people in India — no VC, no product org, no dashboards.
Free to chat. You pay only for actions that cost us money to run — documents, web searches, voice processing, OCR. Credit packs start small and scale with what you actually use.
Send /buy inside the bot to see current prices, or just ask Ananta.
About 23, with strong coverage for Indian languages (Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Malayalam, Urdu) and major world languages (English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, and others).
Works across text and voice. You can code-switch mid-conversation.
Yes. Send a voice note in any supported language and Ananta transcribes and responds. Voice isn't routed through English first — it's handled natively in the language you spoke.
PDFs (merge, split, compress, OCR, extract), images (OCR, description, combine into one PDF), and common office formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) via conversion.
Yes. Your conversations, files, and preferences are processed to serve you — not sold, not shared. Full details on the Privacy page.
You can delete your data any time by asking us.
We built for India's DPDP Act and Europe's GDPR from day one — minimal data collected, clear purpose, right to delete, no third-party sharing. Specifics on the Privacy page.
No separate account. Your Telegram identity is the account. We don't ask for email, password, or phone number separately — Telegram already handles that.
Not yet. We started on Telegram because of the document-handling flexibility it gives us.
WhatsApp is on the roadmap once we're confident the experience will be as reliable. iMessage is not planned right now.
Yes. Plenty of small teams use Ananta for invoices, quotations, client communication, and multilingual support. There's no separate "business plan" — same system, you pay for what you use.
No, and it's not trying to. Ananta is a conversational layer for general work — research, documents, translations, admin.
Specialised tools still have their place. Ananta helps when a task doesn't justify learning another specialised app.
Message @asymm_bot on Telegram, or email sarat@asymmetrica.ai. One of us will actually read it.
One Telegram message. That's all it takes.