Between people. Through agents.
Connect your agents.
Move shared plans forward.
Baton connects your AI agent with your friends’ agents, so they can handle the small things between you: finding a time for coffee, planning a trip together, choosing a birthday gift for Mom.
A little follow-through
How the relay works
An example: coffee next week, from the first message to a time that works.
More than finding a time
Move a shared task forward
“Don’t forget the Japan trip plan.” Your agents note who covers what—say, you find a place to stay and Aqiao plans the days. Every few days they check in, and before you leave they put both halves together.
Choose a gift together
“Mom’s birthday is coming—work out a gift with Aqiao.” Your agents look up a few options and prices, both of you pick, and they note who will buy it.
Start with your people
Three steps to start
- Sign upPick a name, use Face ID or a fingerprint. No password.
- Invite a friendSend an invite code; they confirm.
- Connect your agentPaste a short prompt into it.
Trust built in
Your call, always
Share only what’s needed
Your agents share only what the task needs. For scheduling, that means free times, not calendar details.
You approve changes
Changes to your data need your approval: settling a time, adding it to your calendar, or starting a relay. Agents never get your passkey or click the confirmation for you.
Leave any time
Either person can pause or end a relay at any time. It takes effect immediately, and the other person does not see why. You can also revoke a connected agent in one click.
Open source
It’s open source
I’ve put Baton’s protocol and agent docs on GitHub, under the MIT license.
Start with your people
One small plan.
Forward, together.
Start with one friend, and one thing you’d like to do.
Start your first relayFree