Your clients, remembered.
alfred_ keeps a wiki of your work: the people, projects and goals behind your email.
Everything alfred_ knows, in one place.Read it, correct it, and it keeps up.
Overview
Who you are and what you do.
Goals
What you're working toward, and what's done.
Projects
What's moving, with who and by when.
People
One page per person, across every address.
How you work
Your style, your patterns, your preferences.
“I really love alfred_ and the more I use it the better it gets.”
Written for you, as you work.Connect your email. The wiki fills in.
Connect Gmail or Outlook.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft. alfred_ never sees your password.
Your first pages appear.
Pages fill in for the people, projects and goals in your email.
It updates every night.
Each night it adds what's new and marks what's done.
Connect your email
OAuth sign-in · no password stored
Ask alfred_
Ask about anyone you work with.
On Home.“What did Luis say about the renewal?”
By text.“Who's Luis again?”
On iPhone.Your wiki, in the app.
In Claude and ChatGPT.Connect alfred_ and ask from there.
Any hour.Ask at 11 PM. It's still working.
You have the last word.Correct anything, and it sticks.
Edit your goals.
Mark one done, change it, or add your own.
Your lines stay yours.
The nightly update keeps your edits.
See what changed.
Recent updates, on one page.
What it knows stays yours.Written from your accounts, for you.
Only from your accounts.
Built from the email and calendar you connect.
Private to you.
Your wiki isn't shared with your team.
Independently assessed.
A CASA Tier 2 security assessment, for Google's review.
Where does the wiki come from?
From the email and calendars you connect. alfred_ writes pages about the people, projects and goals it finds, and updates them every night.
Can I edit what it says?
Yes. Mark a goal done, change it or add your own, and correct or remove any fact it has wrong. The nightly update keeps your changes.
Who can see my wiki?
Only you. It isn't shared with your team.
How often does it update?
Every night. It adds what's new, marks finished goals done and drops what has gone stale.
What if it gets something wrong?
Correct it or remove it. A correction is saved as something you told alfred_, so the nightly update won't write over it.
Does it read my calendar too?
Yes. A person's page includes the meetings you've had with them, and your calendar helps it tell a goal from an appointment.
Is my wiki on iPhone?
Yes. Your wiki is in the alfred_ app for iPhone too.