Your AI livesin LINE now.
No new app to learn. Send it the report you have not read, the link someone dropped in a group chat, or a question you would have googled — and get a straight answer back in the chat you already have open all day.
最新新聞摘要
- Rates held again — third meeting running.
- Two chip makers guided down for Q4.
- Typhoon warning lifted for the south.
Send me the headlines every weekday at 8
Done. I will message you each morning.
Next · Tomorrow, 08:00Twenty-five things it can do, already written for you
最新新聞摘要
- Rates held again — third meeting running.
- Two chip makers guided down for Q4.
- Typhoon warning lifted for the south.
Nobody wants to think about how to word a request while standing on a crowded train. So the common ones are written already — tap the one you want and it runs. Keep the ones you use and they sit in your own menu.
It replies in whichever language you write in. The ready-made shortcuts themselves are written in Traditional Chinese.
Sorted by when you would want them
News, everyday life, work, learning, and a few that run on their own. Open the group that matches what you are doing.
Your regulars stay one tap away
Save the ones you keep using and they become your own short menu.
Change the wording, or write your own
A shortcut is just a saved request. Reword it, delete it, or add the one only you need.
Or skip all of it and just type
These only exist to save you time. Anything they do, you can ask for in your own words.
The stuff you meant to read and never did
What is the actual argument here?
She argues the shortage is a distribution problem, not a supply one — the numbers she uses are from the 2025 audit.
From the videoWhat do I need to action?
The forty-page PDF, the link someone dropped in the group at midnight, the video everyone keeps mentioning. Forward it into the chat and ask the one thing you actually wanted to know.
A link is a question
Paste a page or a video and ask what it says, or what it means for you.
Documents too
Forward a PDF or a file straight from LINE and ask what you need to do about it.
It checks before it answers
When the question needs something current it looks it up, and tells you where the answer came from.
It sends things back
Anything it writes up for you comes back as a file you can forward on.
Make the picture without leaving the chat
Make a poster for our office open day, friendly and bright
A poster for an event, an illustration for a slide, something for the group you were about to send it to anyway. Say what you want and it arrives as a picture you can forward straight on.
Describe it, get it back
No other app, no exporting, no saving to your phone first.
Change it by asking
"Make it brighter", "try it without the text" — just say the next thing.
Forward it like any photo
It arrives as a normal LINE image, which is usually where it was going.
It can start the conversation
Send me the headlines every weekday at 8
Done. I will message you each morning.
Next · Tomorrow, 08:00What have you got lined up?
Tell it when, and it comes to you instead of waiting to be asked. The morning headlines before you leave the house, a nudge on Friday to chase the thing you keep forgetting, a weekly update on something you are following.
Say it in plain words
"Every weekday at 8" is enough. You do not set anything up.
Every day, or just once
A daily briefing or a one-off reminder for next Tuesday — both work the same way.
Ask what it has lined up
It lists what is scheduled and when each one is next due.
Stop it by saying so
No settings screen to hunt for. Tell it to stop and it stops.
Hand over the thing that would take you an hour
Work out which regions grew and get back to me
Three of five regions grew. The North fell 12%.
q3-summary.xlsxSome jobs are not a quick answer — a spreadsheet to work through, an hour of video, something that needs properly looking into. It tells you it will take a while, goes away, and messages you when it is done.
You do not sit and wait
Close LINE and get on with your day. The answer arrives as a message, like any other.
It actually works the numbers
Send a spreadsheet and it works through it properly, then sends back the chart and a tidied-up file — not a guess at what the numbers probably say.
Long videos, too
Send something far too long to watch and get the substance of it back.
You are not starting from scratch every time
What did I say I wanted for the offsite back in March?
Checking what I remember…A LINE chat never really ends — it is one thread that runs for months. So it holds on to what you have told it, and can go back and look when something you mentioned in March turns out to matter in June.
You stop repeating yourself
What you do, how you like things written, what you are working on — you say it once.
It can look back
Ask what you said about something months ago and it goes and checks rather than guessing.
A long chat stays usable
Months of messages do not make it slower or vaguer.
A few more things
If you want to go further
Most people never need these. They are here because some people ask.
See how CE Notify worksCheck what you have used
Ask how much of your monthly allowance is left and it shows replies and pictures used against your plan.
Alerts from your own systems
If you write code, one HTTP request lets a build, a server or a sensor message you on LINE. That is CE Notify, and it has its own page.
Connected devices
It can talk to hardware that speaks MQTT, so a classroom or workshop setup can reach the same chat.
Getting started
Two steps, about a minute
Add @cebot
Scan the code or tap the link. It is an ordinary LINE friend.
Verify your email
That connects the chat to your Chat Everywhere account, so your plan and history are the same ones.
It is already where you are.
The free plan includes monthly replies on LINE, with no card. Add it and send it something.
Get in touch.
Tell us about your school or team and we will get back to you.