Pickle invite link — the Korean AI agent that does the errand
28 of 30 slots left
Pickle (피클) is a Korean mobile AI agent that runs the errand instead of explaining it — daily check-ins, points and rewards, writing a purchase review, closing an account you no longer use, translating a page — and it can place a phone call for you, then tell you what happened. Finish signing up through this link and both sides get full reset tickets for the app's daily usage limit.
Open the Pickle invite link →Open it on a phone — it goes straight to the app install and sign-up · about a minute
Disclosure. This page is not an official Pickle page; I am a user of the app. If your sign-up completes through this link, I also receive reset tickets, and that is why the link is here. Nothing below depends on you using it — take the parts that help and skip the link if you prefer.
The 60-second version
- It acts, not just answers. You describe the errand in ordinary words; it works out the steps and taps through them.
- What it does best is routine admin: a daily check-in, collecting points, posting a review, closing an account, translating a page. Bookings and orders often stop at the site's own identity check or CAPTCHA — and it says where it stopped.
- Two ways in: chat and a voice call. Tap the call button and talk; the same room keeps the history.
- Free to use, reset every day at 4 AM. There is no paid plan for sale; a daily usage limit does the job of a paywall.
- Tickets are the top-up. A full reset ticket sets today's usage back to 0%, a half ticket takes off 50%.
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https://pickle.com/i/RDKXK77G9ZRT
The link holds 30 people. It closes when all 30 have signed up.
1. What Pickle is
Pickle is a mobile AI assistant made in Korea, for iOS and Android. There is no web or desktop version: the work happens inside the app, on the phone that is already with you. What separates it from a chatbot is the last step. Most assistants stop at a good answer; here the answer is allowed to be an action — tapping through a site's own screens, filling in the daily check-in, collecting the points, posting the review — and, when the errand needs a human on the other end, dialling the number.
That matters more in Korea than it might sound. A great deal of ordinary life here still runs on a phone call and a human on the other end: restaurants that only take reservations by voice, repair shops, clinics, delivery drivers, offices that have a form but answer faster on the phone. An assistant that can only read and write cannot touch any of it.
The honest edge sits in the same place. Anything behind a one-time code, an identity check or a CAPTCHA is left to you — the task reports how far it got and what is still open, rather than pretending it finished.
The app is organised around four tabs — Chat, Explore, Archive and My Pickle — and one character you talk to. It is not a marketplace of bots and not a chat app between people. You have one assistant, it gets to know your context, and it accumulates a record of what it did in your name.
2. How it works, step by step
There is no command language to learn and no form to fill in. The loop is short:
- You say the errand. "Do today's check-in on the two reward apps and tell me the points", or "find a hair salon near the office that opens before 10 on Saturday and call to ask if they have a cut free". It can ask a clarifying question first — that is usually cheaper than getting it wrong.
- A task starts and shows itself. While it runs, a card sits in the chat and a line under the assistant's name says what it is doing; tapping the card opens the task's activity, so you can watch the steps instead of guessing.
- It acts through the tools you have connected. Depending on what you have linked, that can include your mail and calendar, work tools such as Slack or Notion, the phone's own sources (location, reminders, contacts), saved logins and cards that stay hidden from the assistant, and a browser it drives for sites that have no API.
- Repetition becomes a schedule. Anything you would ask every week can be turned into a scheduled action — "every Monday at 9, summarise last week's mail and list what needs a reply" — and it runs on its own, without you opening a conversation.
- The result comes back to the same room. Answers arrive in the chat; files, photos and videos it produced or received land in the Archive tab, grouped by date.
The part that is easy to miss is memory. Beyond a single conversation, the assistant keeps notes about you — your preferences, the places you keep going back to, the way you like things written — so the tenth request costs you less explaining than the first. You can open those notes from the character profile; a note you delete is gone from its memory.
Two privacy boundaries are worth knowing up front. The assistant can be told, in the app's Privacy settings, what it may share with other people and their assistants — that is separate from what it can read for you. And saved passwords, one-time codes and card numbers are encrypted and filled without being shown to the assistant itself.
3. Voice call and chat features
| Chat | The main room. The + button attaches photos, the camera, files, or a connected service. A screenshot taken in the app can be sent to it in one tap. Press and hold a message to reply, copy or select. Sent messages cannot be edited or deleted — ask for the correction instead. |
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| Voice call | With the box empty, the send button becomes a call button. A call screen opens with Speaker, Mute and End; you hear only its voice. Collapse it to a card and you can keep typing under it, or switch tabs and the call continues as a bar above the tab bar. |
| Explore | Ready-made errands as cards, grouped by area — money, shopping, health, people and pets, work and docs, travel, home, fun. Start on a card drops that request into the chat as your message, so you can edit it before it runs. |
| Scheduled | Recurring jobs the assistant runs for you — a morning routine, a weekly summary, a reminder that actually does something rather than only pinging you. |
| Archive | Every file, page, photo and video exchanged, sorted by date. |
| Friends | There is no chat between people in this app. Once two users are friends, their assistants can talk to each other — you ask yours to ask theirs, for example whether someone is free on Friday, and the sharing settings decide how much can be answered. |
| Other chats | The record of calls it placed in your name and of the conversations its clones held with other people's assistants. If you want to know exactly what was said on the phone, this is where you look. |
That last row is the feature I would point to first if you are uneasy about delegation. An agent that acts for you is only acceptable if you can audit it afterwards, and the app keeps both the call record and a separate thread for every conversation held on your behalf.
4. The daily limit and reset tickets
Pickle has no subscription to cancel, because there is no paid plan to buy. Usage is capped instead by a daily allowance of credits. The card at the top of My Pickle is the Daily usage limit: it shows the share used today, the time left, and how many reset tickets you hold.
The allowance refills every day at 4 AM, not at midnight. If that timing looks odd, it is deliberate: the reset lands in the quiet part of the night, so a late evening of use does not leave you stuck at 00:01 with nothing until morning.
When the allowance runs out, the chat box turns off with a notice saying when it comes back. New tasks will not start, and scheduled actions skip their runs until then. Nothing breaks and nothing is charged; you are simply waiting for 4 AM. The way to skip the wait is a ticket:
| Full reset ticket | Sets today's usage back to 0%. |
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| Half reset ticket | Lowers today's usage by 50%. |
- Where: My Pickle tab → Daily usage limit → Reset tickets → Usage. Each kind has Use, and Buy opens the packs if you ever need one.
- Automatically: a switch can spend a ticket by itself when the limit is reached, with a chosen order — half tickets first or full tickets first. Every use leaves a line in the chat, so nothing happens silently.
- History: the ticket history lists where each ticket came from and when.
- They do not expire. An unused ticket keeps its value.
- A ticket also lowers the day's phone-call count by the same share, so a full ticket clears calls as well as chat.
Two ways to earn tickets without paying: inviting a friend, where both sides get the number of full reset tickets the invite sheet shows, and posting a review on social media and submitting the post link — the Pickle team checks it, the row reads In review until then and Received once the tickets arrive.
If you are here from a search for "Pickle reset ticket" or "Pickle 4 AM reset": the short version is that the daily limit is credits, it refills at 04:00 local Korean time, and a full ticket equals a fresh day without waiting. Extra credits beyond the tickets are not sold separately.
Choosing between an assistant that answers and one that acts: where each kind of AI assistant stops, and what the handover at verification should tell you.
5. Limits, honestly
An app that makes calls for you invites two reasonable doubts — whether it works where you live, and whether it can go wrong. Both deserve a direct answer.
- It is built for Korea. The calls and the everyday admin it is good at are Korean: Korean businesses and Korean sites, in Korean. If you are in Seoul or Busan, or you are abroad but dealing with Korean services, that is the sweet spot. Ask it to chase a restaurant in Ohio and it is the wrong tool.
- A verification wall stops it. A one-time code, an ID check, a CAPTCHA, or a site that blocks automation is where a task ends. It reports how far it got and what is left, and you finish that part — expect this on bank and government paperwork, and on any checkout that wants your card.
- Phone only. No browser version, no desktop app. Everything runs from the phone install.
- No human-to-human chat. If you want to message a friend, this is not that app; the friendship exists so the two assistants can coordinate.
- It will sometimes get it wrong. A name spelled differently, a time off by half an hour. That is why running tasks show their steps and why completed calls leave a record you can read.
- Some requests commit you. A booking or an order can cost money. Put the limit in the request ("under 40,000 won", "no later than 7 pm") rather than trusting it to guess your budget.
- Content is processed to answer you. Responses are produced with AI providers, and authorised staff can review conversation and task records for support, safety and legal reasons under audit. Saved passwords and card numbers are encrypted and not returned to the assistant.
6. Who it fits
- People living in Korea who would rather not spend twenty minutes on hold for a five-minute question.
- Korean speakers abroad who still have to call Korean banks, landlords, clinics or delivery companies — the time-zone gap alone makes an agent worth it.
- Small shop owners juggling suppliers, deliveries and bookings between customers.
- Anyone already paying for "do it for me" in time and annoyance: check-ins, sign-ups, quotes, cancellations, chasing a refund — the clicking and waiting that eats an afternoon.
- Not a fit if you need a US or European errand run, a coding assistant, or a chat app for talking to people.
7. What this invite link gets you
Each invite link holds 30 people, first come. When someone finishes signing up with it, both the inviter and the new account receive full reset tickets, in the amount the app's invite sheet shows at the time. The link closes once the 30 slots are used.
- Open the link on your phone.
- Install the app and finish signing up with phone-number verification.
- Your tickets appear in the app under My Pickle → Daily usage limit → Reset tickets.
One correction to something you will read elsewhere: signing up with someone's link does not make the two of you friends by itself. One of you still sends a friend request — the invite only makes the other person show up in your suggestions with a request button ready.
Disclosure: this page belongs to the person whose invite link it is. If you sign up through it, that person also receives reset tickets. This is not an official Pickle page and it cannot change the app's rules or benefits; the app's own notices govern.
8. FAQ
Is Pickle free? Is there a subscription?
There is no paid plan on sale. You use the app inside a daily allowance that refills at 4 AM, and reset tickets let you continue on a day you have used it all up. Ticket packs can be bought inside the app; extra credits are not sold separately.
How many tickets do I get from this invite?
As many full reset tickets as the app's Earn reset tickets → Invite friends row shows, for both sides. This page deliberately does not promise a number, because the app is the thing that pays it.
Does it work outside Korea?
The app installs anywhere, but the work it is good at is Korean: calls and routine tasks with Korean businesses and Korean-language sites, in Korean. If your errand is in another country, expect it to help with planning and research rather than with the phone call.
iPhone or Android?
Both. There is no web version, so the link opens the store listing for whichever phone you are on.
The invite link does not open.
Each link holds 30 sign-ups. If it no longer opens, the slots are gone and you need a fresh link from someone who still has one.
How is this different from a chatbot with plugins?
The phone call is a first-class action here rather than an add-on, and the app keeps a record of the calls it placed and the conversations its clones held on your behalf. A task that hits a CAPTCHA or an identity check stops there and says so instead of claiming it finished. That audit trail is the difference between delegating and hoping.
What does "friends" mean if there is no chat between people?
It means your assistant and theirs can talk to each other. You ask yours to check something with theirs; the other person's sharing settings decide how much can be revealed — for a calendar, for instance, it can be limited to free or busy.
Can it spend my money?
It can place an order when you ask it to, which is the point of an agent. Say the ceiling in the request and it works within it. Where checkout wants your card, a one-time password or a fingerprint, it stops and hands that step back to you; anything already committed shows up in the task record.
Where do I see what it actually said on the phone?
Menu → Other chats. Call records and clone conversations are kept there, separately from your own chat room.
Do my tickets expire?
No. Unused tickets keep their value, so there is no reason to burn one on a day you are barely using the app — the app will also hold a ticket back when using it would give you almost nothing.
9. How this page was checked
Every product claim above comes from the app's own screens, not from marketing copy: the Daily usage limit and Usage screens for the reset rules and ticket names, the Chat tab for the call button and the attachment menu, the Friends screen for how invitations and friendship actually work, and the menu for Other chats. Screen paths are written the way the app labels them.
- Link status: the invite is still accepting sign-ups at the time of this update (14 November 2026). The 28 of 30 figure is what the invite sheet showed on 12 November 2026 and is not live on this page.
- Prices are not quoted here, because the app shows them and they change. Ticket packs and any reward arise inside the app.
- Where the app's behaviour could change, this page describes what the app does today rather than promising it forever.
Further reading: a comparison of conversational, browser and phone-side AI assistants · an English review of Pickle's real-world limits on Medium · 한국어 안내 페이지 · 简体中文指南 · how reset tickets work · a longer English review of Pickle · official site pickle.com
28 of 30 slots left (app value, 13 Nov 2026) · first come · both sides get reset tickets