Time management is no walk in the park. Time often seems to exhaust itself before we do the same. So, do we need more time? Some might nod, but others might look in another direction and find a solution.

These others happen to be four millennials who found a way to help us walk in the park with time, because for them, “your time matters.”

Since creating time is an impossible solution, three Indonesian youths and one German created a tech startup that allows its users to use time efficiently with assistance: Meet YesBoss, your personal virtual assistant that will respond to your every texted request whenever and wherever.

Users can request anything via a simple text, served with speedy replies and helpful services. What’s more, there are no extra fees associated with the text. Whatever you normally pay your cellphone provider to send a text message is all you have to pay to use YesBoss. However, as may be obvious, if users were to request, for instance, food, they are charged for it.

“We want to be [the users’] personal timesaver,” said Irzan Raditya, CEO and one of the four founders of YesBoss. “We want to allocate the clients’ time so they can spend more time with their loved ones, for the more important things in life.”

Wahyu Wrehasnaya, Chris Franke, Reynir Fauzan and Irzan, inspired by the conversational commerce pioneer Magic in the United States, came up with the idea of YesBoss in Berlin where they studied together.

They then decided to bring the business to Indonesia, a place that could potentially spur the business’ growth because its people “love to be served”, Irzan told The Jakarta Post.

They established YesBoss’ product and IT team in Berlin in the city’s advanced tech landscape, but execute its operational and customer services in Indonesia, where it is available nationwide.

Since its launch on June 2, 2015, YesBoss has reached 8,258 users in the country and is growing fast, validating Irzan’s assumption that Indonesians love service.

With thousands of users, the most popular requests are for culinary tips and food deliveries; the second most popular request is for booking a flight.

On its website, YesBoss categorizes requests into nine common lifestyle aspects such as travel, entertainment, health and shopping. Even so, partnering with varied e-commerce and city couriers, users have the freedom to ask for whatever they want, as long as it follows the law; but if clients request something illegal, it will be transformed into a legal request.

“We can’t say we can’t execute a client’s request,” explained Wahyu. “Once, a client ordered a monkey. But since it’s an illegal request, we just said, ‘we have an idea for you, we can get you a really great monkey doll.’”

Time management is no walk in the park. Time often seems to exhaust itself before we do the same. So, do we need more time? Some might nod, but others might look in another direction and find a solution.

These others happen to be four millennials who found a way to help us walk in the park with time, because for them, '€œyour time matters.'€

Since creating time is an impossible solution, three Indonesian youths and one German created a tech startup that allows its users to use time efficiently with assistance: Meet YesBoss, your personal virtual assistant that will respond to your every texted request whenever and wherever.

Users can request anything via a simple text, served with speedy replies and helpful services. What'€™s more, there are no extra fees associated with the text. Whatever you normally pay your cellphone provider to send a text message is all you have to pay to use YesBoss. However, as may be obvious, if users were to request, for instance, food, they are charged for it.

'€œWe want to be [the users'€™] personal timesaver,'€ said Irzan Raditya, CEO and one of the four founders of YesBoss. '€œWe want to allocate the clients'€™ time so they can spend more time with their loved ones, for the more important things in life.'€

Wahyu Wrehasnaya, Chris Franke, Reynir Fauzan and Irzan, inspired by the conversational commerce pioneer Magic in the United States, came up with the idea of YesBoss in Berlin where they studied together.

They then decided to bring the business to Indonesia, a place that could potentially spur the business'€™ growth because its people '€œlove to be served'€, Irzan told The Jakarta Post.