Ask Your Saves Anything: An AI That Answers From What You Saved

You saved that rooftop café months ago. You know you saved it. But finding it means scrolling through hundreds of reels, guessing which month it was, and giving up halfway.

Ask in Wanna Try fixes that. You type a question in plain words, the way you would ask a friend, and it answers from your own saves: the reels, posts, links, screenshots and voice notes you kept.

What you can ask

Some questions people ask on day one:

• "Which cafés did I save in Gurgaon?"
• "What was that biryani place in Old Delhi?"
• "Plan my Saturday with something I saved."
• "Any treks I saved that work in October?"
• "What did I save about Jaipur?"

The answer names the saves it used, so you can tap straight into the original reel. If it found nothing, it says so instead of making something up.

It knows what you told it

Tell Wanna Try once that you are vegetarian, or that you usually go out with friends, and Ask keeps that in mind. "Somewhere for dinner tonight" then means vegetarian places, for a group. You can see and change everything it remembers under Profile, What I Know About You.

When your saves are not enough

Some questions need fresh facts: opening hours, whether a place is still open, the best season for a trek. Ask can look those up on the web and tells you which part came from the web and which came from your saves.

Ask can do things, with your OK

Ask can also act on what it finds. Three things, and only when you ask:

1. Mark it tried. "I went to Blue Tokai last week, mark it tried, 4 stars."
2. Plan it for a day. "Put the Lodhi Garden walk on Sunday."
3. Remind me. "Remind me about the Jaipur shopping list next Saturday."

It never changes anything on its own. It shows a card saying exactly what will happen, and nothing happens until you tap Confirm.

Why this matters

Saving is easy. Remembering is the hard part. Most saved folders turn into a pile nobody opens again (we wrote about that in You saved 200 reels. You went to none of them.). Ask turns that pile into something you can talk to.

Try it

Ask is in the app, free, with 30 questions a month on the free plan. Save a few reels first so it has something to work with, then ask your first question.

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