By , Co-founder, Pocodot

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    Tutorial - LINE
    Tutorial - LINE

    How to Set Up an AI Assistant on LINE in 2026

    Setting up an AI coworker on LINE is a short setup. Add Cole as a friend, send your first message, and start delegating research, scheduling, reminders and email drafts right in LINE messenger. Cole replies in the language you write in.

    4-step guide
    ~6 min read
    May 2026

    Set Up Cole on LINE in 4 Steps

    If your team or clients live on LINE, Cole meets you where you already work. No browser tabs, no switching context.

    Here is how to get started.

    01
    Add Cole as a friend on LINE
    Open the LINE app and search for @pocodot in the friend search bar. Tap Add to add Cole as a friend. You can also open https://lin.ee/WY8gSoF on your phone to add Cole. Cole appears in your friend list like any other LINE contact.
    02
    Send your first message to Cole
    Open the chat with Cole and type any request in plain language. Try something simple: "What can you do?" or "Draft an email to my supplier about the delayed shipment." Cole replies. If you are new, tap Start with Cole and sign in with LINE; you get 150 one-time credits.
    03
    Add Cole to your LINE group
    Open the LINE group where you want AI assistance. Tap the group name, then Invite, and search for Cole. Once Cole joins, tag Cole, call it by name or reply to it to ask for something. Cole replies when it is addressed, so it does not interrupt your group conversation.
    04
    Connect your calendar and email
    Connect Gmail, Google Calendar or Outlook to your Pocodot account. Once connected, Cole drafts email and asks before anything goes out in your name, and puts meetings on your calendar, all from within LINE.
    Pro tip
    Start with one small request in your private chat with Cole, such as a reminder, before you add Cole to a group.

    Why LINE?

    For many businesses in Thailand, Japan and Taiwan, LINE is not just a messaging app. It is where business conversations happen.

    Unlike markets where email or Slack dominate workplace communication, LINE is where deals get negotiated, vendors get coordinated, and teams get managed. Your factory in Chonburi, your logistics partner in Osaka, your design agency in Taipei - they are all on LINE. Cole brings AI-powered task execution directly into those conversations.

    Cole is an AI assistant that works inside LINE, replies in the language you write in, and does real tasks, not just chat responses. That matters when your workday already happens on LINE.

    What Can Cole Do on LINE?

    Cole is not a chatbot that answers trivia. It is a task-execution engine with built-in skills for real work. Here are examples relevant to how LINE is used for business across the APAC region.

    Coordinate with vendors
    "Cole, draft a message to our packaging supplier confirming the updated delivery date for next Thursday." Cole drafts it as an email from your connected inbox and asks you before it goes out.
    Follow up with suppliers
    "Cole, send a follow-up email to Tanaka-san about the sample shipment we discussed last week." Cole uses its notes from your chats, drafts the follow-up and sends it from your connected Gmail after you confirm.
    Schedule across time zones
    "Cole, find a meeting time that works for Bangkok, Tokyo, and Sydney this week." Cole checks your connected calendar and suggests times that suit all three time zones.
    Research a prospect or partner
    "Cole, pull up background on Siam Digital before our call at 2pm." Cole researches the company and returns a briefing.
    Translate and localize content
    "Cole, translate this product description into Thai and Japanese." Cole translates it for you to review.
    Track action items from group chats
    "Cole, list the action items and owners from these notes," with the notes pasted in. Cole lists them for the group.
    Draft client proposals
    "Cole, draft a one-page proposal for the Krungsri project from what I told you about it." Cole drafts it from its notes and what you send it.
    Set a reminder after meetings
    "Cole, remind me on Friday at 10am to send Vertex Labs the enterprise plan." Cole posts the reminder in your chat at that time.

    Use Cases for LINE Teams

    LINE groups serve different purposes across the region. Here is how Cole fits into five common scenarios.

    Cross-border trade
    Sourcing, logistics, and supplier coordination
    For teams that coordinate suppliers on LINE, Cole drafts supplier follow-up emails, compares quotes you send it and sets reminders, so your procurement team spends less time on coordination and more on decisions.
    Agency teams
    Client management, briefs, and deliverable tracking
    For agencies that run client communication on LINE, Cole drafts status updates, puts review calls on the calendar and drafts client-ready reports, all from the group chat where your team already coordinates.
    Hospitality and F&B
    Reservations, vendor orders, and event coordination
    For hotels, restaurants and venues that run on LINE, Cole can call to confirm a booking (on paid plans), draft emails to food suppliers, draft event proposals and draft follow-up emails to corporate clients after events.
    E-commerce operations
    Customer follow-up, summaries and reminders
    For shops that sell on LINE, Cole can draft customer follow-up emails, post a daily or weekly summary you ask for in the team group, and remind you to restock.
    Remote and hybrid teams
    Reminders, meeting scheduling, task delegation
    For distributed teams that coordinate on LINE, Cole can post a daily or weekly reminder in the group, put meetings on the calendar across time zones and draft weekly progress summaries from what you send it.
    The idea
    Your LINE chat already has the context. Cole just adds the execution.

    Cole Speaks Your Language

    Cole replies in the language you write in.

    Message Cole in Thai, and Cole responds in Thai. Switch to Japanese, and Cole follows. This matters when a group chat mixes Thai, English and Japanese.

    There are no language settings to change. Just type in the language you want.

    Note
    Cole replies in the language you write in. When the wording matters, read the draft before it goes out.

    How Cole Works on LINE

    Cole is not a simple chatbot. It is an AI coworker with built-in skills for real work. When you send a message to Cole on LINE, here is what happens:

    1. Cole reads your request. "Research this company and schedule a call with them" is two jobs: research and scheduling.

    2. Cole picks the right skill for each part. Research builds the company briefing. Scheduling finds a free time on your connected calendar. Each step uses the tools you connected.

    3. Cole uses your connected tools. Gmail, Google Calendar, HubSpot, Notion: Cole works with the apps you connect. You connect once, and Cole can use them.

    4. Cole reports back on LINE with results, and asks before anything goes out in your name. You stay in control without micromanaging.

    Cole keeps notes on what you tell it, such as your preferences and past requests, and brings up the relevant ones in later conversations. Link LINE, WhatsApp, Telegram and Slack to one Pocodot account and your private chats with Cole share notes and recent context: start a task in your private LINE chat and pick it up in your private WhatsApp chat. Each group keeps its own.

    What Does It Cost?

    Cole is free to start. You get 150 one-time credits to try Cole on the free tier. Credit usage varies with the action and work performed; check Billing for actual usage. Review current limits before starting a larger task.

    If you need more, paid plans start at $19 per month for 2,000 credits. The Pro plan is $49 per month with 8,000 monthly credits. Voice calling is available on paid plans and consumes credits. See full pricing at pocodot.ai.

    Pocodot plans are priced by credits, not per seat.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I add an AI assistant on LINE?
    Search for @pocodot in the LINE app or open https://lin.ee/WY8gSoF to add Cole as a friend, then send Cole a message. If you are new, tap Start with Cole and sign in with LINE; you get 150 one-time credits. No API setup is needed.
    Does Cole work in LINE groups?
    Yes. After adding Cole as a friend, you can invite Cole into a LINE group. Tag Cole, call it by name (for example "Cole, what's on tomorrow?") or reply to it, and Cole will respond. Cole replies when someone addresses it, so it does not interrupt other group conversations.
    Does Cole support Thai, Japanese, and other languages?
    Cole replies in the language you write in. This works in both 1-on-1 chats and LINE groups.
    Is Cole free to use on LINE?
    Cole is free to start with 150 one-time credits to try Cole. Paid plans start at $19 per month for 2,000 credits. Use the free allowance to test a small messaging task and see if it fits your workflow.
    Can I use Cole on LINE and other messaging apps at the same time?
    Yes. Cole works across LINE, WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, iMessage, email, and voice calls. Link them to the same Pocodot account and your private chats with Cole share context: notes Cole keeps in one private chat are there in the others, and each one is given a short list of what you and Cole said in the others in the last 24 hours. So you can start a task in your private LINE chat with Cole and pick it up in your private WhatsApp chat. Groups are kept apart: a LINE group uses only that group's messages and notes, never your private chats.
    Bottom line
    If your business runs on LINE, Cole brings AI-powered execution to the conversations where your work already happens.

    Add Cole as a friend. Send a message. Start delegating. That is the entire setup, with no API keys to manage. Your team gets an AI coworker that handles real work, such as email drafts, scheduling, research, reminders and translation, right inside LINE, in the language you write in.

    Set up in LINE
    Add Cole on LINE
    Search @pocodot or tap the link. Start delegating.
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