Ask anything about your work and life.
It starts with your Gmail. Aidenly remembers the details across clients, projects and people, tells you what needs you today, and explains what lands in your inbox, like a repair quote or a lease. It's read-only: it can't send or delete anything.
Your data is never used for training.
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For people whose context spans more than one tool
Aidenly is for people whose digital life refuses to fit one inbox, one app, or one role. Founders, parents, freelancers, anyone whose context spans more than one day.
Why existing AI help breaks down
Most AI tools help with one message at a time. They do not remember what this thread means, what you decided last week, how you prefer to handle this kind of decision, or which detail changed since the last update. Aidenly is built around those failures.
- You restate the situation every time
- It forgets last week’s decision
- Tone resets to generic on every reply
- Pulls the right thread, decision, and number
- Knows the domain (Apex Capital, not just “email”)
- Matches your past tone with the same sender
What Aidenly does differently
Aidenly organizes understanding by domain, not just by inbox. It remembers people, decisions, active facts, and pending actions. It learns from corrections carefully. It can brief you on what changed instead of waiting to be asked the same question again.
Connect once. Get briefings forever.
Connect Gmail. Aidenly reads recent activity and builds a working map of your domains. As you review drafts and make corrections, it gets more specific about tone, priorities, and what matters.
Connect Gmail
Authorize Google scopes. Aidenly reads recent activity and builds a working map of your work.
Build domain memory
Aidenly organizes people, decisions, facts, and actions by domain so threads stop feeling the same.
Work from continuity
Draft faster, notice changes sooner, and stop reopening threads to reload context.
Built to reduce decision fatigue, not just typing
The point is not to save a few keystrokes. The point is to stop reopening the same threads, reloading the same context, and manually reconnecting the same dots. Aidenly helps you act from continuity, not from reset.
Understand what you’ve signed
It helps you understand what you’ve signed, in plain language. Contracts, leases, agreements, policies and reports that arrive by email — Aidenly explains them and shows you where they came from.
It helps you understand documents. It isn’t legal advice.
You stay in control, and you can check it
Aidenly's access to your Gmail and Calendar is read-only — it cannot send, delete, or modify anything, because Google itself will not let it. It never changes something you have already organized without asking, and anything it tidies on its own shows up in your briefing. Full email messages are fetched only when needed and processed in memory. The backend stores derived intelligence such as summaries and preferences, short previews of messages it has read, and the full text of some document attachments. We do not sell your data. And you can check it. Every memory shows where it came from — the ones built from your Gmail link straight back to the original message — so you can confirm what Aidenly knows instead of taking its word for it. You can read your memory, delete any of it permanently, or tell Aidenly when it is wrong. When it is not sure, it says so.
Aidenly doesn’t replace you. It makes you more capable, and you stay in control.
You can check its work.
Memories built from your Gmail link back to the message they came from — open the original months later. When Aidenly answers, it names the memories it used. Nothing here asks you to just trust it.
A memory built from your Gmail carries a “View source” link back to the original message — check it yourself, months later.
When a reply draws on your memories, it shows “Based on N memories” — expandable to the exact ones it used, not a black box.
Start free — upgrade when you're ready.
Connect Gmail in two clicks and start for free — no credit card, no trial cliff. Pro unlocks daily briefings and unlimited chat at $19/month billed annually.
- Unlimited memory — stays yours across all topics
- Weekly briefings + domain-level summaries
- Correction-based learning
- Read-only Gmail access — never writes without your approval
Pro — $19/mo billed annually (or $24/mo monthly) — unlimited chat, daily briefings. Compare plans →
Built by a founder who lives in the inbox
Chuong is a software engineer with 16+ years building production systems — most recently as a senior developer on the job extraction pipeline at ZipRecruiter, scaling data collection across hundreds of thousands of sources on the internet. He holds an MBA from Michigan State and a Computer Science degree from the National University of Singapore, and has shipped consumer apps including Edeon, a college search app on the App Store. Aidenly is the assistant Chuong wished he had during years of high-volume professional email — built around the principle that an AI should remember your world, not start from zero every conversation.
Start with Gmail. Keep your context.
If your inbox runs your work, you need more than one-off prompts. Start with Gmail and see what email feels like when the assistant remembers what matters.