Wabi 2.0 Launches AI‑Generated Personal Assistant Threads

Eugenia Kuyda has unveiled Wabi 2.0, positioning it as a personal AI assistant that supports multi‑threaded collaboration. The new version allows users to automatically generate custom applications—such as health trackers and scheduling tools—directly within chat threads. In shared threads, collaborators can jointly view calendars and book tickets. Wabi remains free to use, and the company has not yet defined a commercial model. The service runs entirely in the cloud, with most user data stored in the United States. While the launch signals a shift toward more interactive AI assistants, the lack of a clear revenue strategy and reliance on cloud storage raise questions about long‑term sustainability and data privacy. Kuyda’s announcement builds on her earlier work, but the absence of a monetization plan and the cloud‑centric architecture suggest that Wabi is still in a testing phase, awaiting broader adoption and potential partnership opportunities.

Written with AI from the reporting · updated 10/19/2026