You write: A weekend on Lembongan for two, starting Friday
Buys the tickets, books a place to stay, finds a car, puts it all in your calendar and reminds you when to leave.
For people living in Indonesia
Sam orders water, books a hotel, texts the mechanic, buys on Tokopedia and orders flowers.
Sam is a personal AI assistant with a real computer and phone. Hand off the errands you’d normally do on your phone: orders, appointments, messages and bookings. He does them himself, asks for your go-ahead before paying and sends you the result.
Artem, the founder, replies on WhatsApp.
We hand your task to Sam. He takes it as far as the payment step and sends you the result.
Sam
You: Out of water, order the usual
Messaged the supplier. Two gallons, Rp 70,000, arriving today.
Pay Rp 70,000?
You: Yes
Paid via GoPay. The water’s been delivered.
The founder’s real tasks, June to September 2026.
1 message from you. 0 questions from Sam. Water at the door.
You
Sam, without you
Didn’t work out: 6 attempts to buy a hard-to-find engine oil. The sellers kept cancelling the order.
An example question from SamPay Rp 95,000 to a Shopee shop for a sunscreen stick?
By default, Sam asks before every payment. For recurring payments, only you can set a limit or give standing permission.
Hand off the small errands to Sam and keep your evenings for yourself.
You write: A weekend on Lembongan for two, starting Friday
Buys the tickets, books a place to stay, finds a car, puts it all in your calendar and reminds you when to leave.
You write: Order a bouquet and have it delivered at three, not earlier
Finds a florist, messages them on WhatsApp with a reference photo, checks the delivery price against GoSend and pays via GoPay.
You write: Find out what a doctor’s visit costs and book me in next week
Messages clinics on WhatsApp, compares the options, books you in and adds the visit to your calendar.
You write: A car to the airport, Friday, 6 am
Finds a driver, checks the price against Gojek and Grab, and tells you who’s coming and when.
Explain it once, and from then on he does it your way.
You write: Here’s the operator’s statement for the month. Check it against the photos and our sheet
Goes line by line and shows what’s missing. In the founder’s case, the operator twice admitted a shortfall and paid the difference.
You write: Ask the suppliers for prices and stock, and put it in one table
Messages them on WhatsApp, waits for the replies and sends you one comparison table.
You write: Work out who owes whom for the costs I share with my partners
Collects the expenses, works out who owes what and posts the result in your shared chat.
You write: Remind me, and make sure the guide gets paid
Reminds you, checks back, and follows up if there’s no response. He closes the task only once it’s confirmed.
Recurring errands you no longer have to keep in your head.
You talk to Sam on Telegram. That’s where he takes on tasks, asks for your go-ahead and sends you results. WhatsApp is how he contacts other people, either as you or as himself.
We started on a cloud server, but marketplaces and many other services often block cloud servers. So Sam runs on a real computer and a real phone, like a normal user.
The numbers come from the founder’s tasks.
We’ll discuss the price with you.
Artem Shaban, founder.
13 years in IT; Head of R&D at a product company.
He has used Sam every day since June 2026.
Sam made this site too.
The founder dictated the ideas in voice notes. Sam wrote most of the copy in three languages, designed the look and the layout, built 10 versions, published each one for review and bought the samdoes.id domain once the founder said yes.
No, Sam is an AI. He does the tasks himself, and the founder sets him up to fit your life.
A chatbot answers questions and gives advice, but you still do the work. Sam does the work: he messages people on WhatsApp, orders, books, pays once you give the go-ahead and stays on the task until it’s closed. For that he has his own computer, and on the Full plan his own phone with local apps.
We name the price in a conversation, once we’ve gone through your tasks and seen how Sam can help you.
Yes, if you connect your WhatsApp account. Sam shows you each message first and sends it after your “yes”.
Yes, if you give him permission: for one task, one chat, one project, or for good. Within that scope, he messages people on his own. That’s how it works for the founder: Sam messages his massage therapist, driver and water supplier without checking with him.
Yes, if you give him permission: for one task, one payee or up to a set amount. Within those limits, Sam pays and tells you what he paid for: hotels, boat tickets, Shopee and Tokopedia orders, GoPay transfers (transfers and in-app payments are on the Full plan). Above the limit he asks first, and for card payments you confirm the bank’s code. That’s how it works for the founder: Sam pays for the water on his own, but the cat food was over the limit, so he bought it only after the founder said yes.
Yes. Give Sam a separate number and he’ll write as himself. Sam can work with several WhatsApp numbers at once.
No, Sam doesn’t make calls. He uses WhatsApp and email instead. In Indonesia, clinics, shops and drivers answer on WhatsApp anyway.
Anyone can make a mistake, so Sam waits for your go-ahead or a standing permission before paying or sending the first message to someone new. If something goes wrong, Sam tells you himself and fixes it. If something technical breaks that he can’t fix, he passes it to the founder.
He tells you plainly what didn’t work and why, and suggests what to do next. He isn’t allowed to pass a failure off as a success.
Artem, the founder, replies on WhatsApp.
We hand your task to Sam. He takes it as far as the payment step and sends you the result.
If it works for you, the founder sets up your own Sam. If not, no problem.