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Almanac

Almanac provides a wiki that automatically grows from a team's emails, meetings, and documents, connecting conversations to the work they reference. Users can ask natural-language questions to retrieve project status and prepare replies, with the platform supporting in-place edits to documents or code. The Mac desktop app can continue cloud-based research and drafting even when the laptop is closed.

Traction 10/10
San Francisco, United States · HQ
Founded 202532K+ followers
  • Enterprise Software
  • AI Agents
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Software Only
Updated 5 days ago

Funding

Raised to date

$500KRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

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Product

Problem

Teams lose context across scattered emails, meetings, and documents, making it difficult to track decisions, follow up on action items, and maintain a shared understanding of ongoing work. Important details from conversations get siloed in individual inboxes or buried in meeting notes, forcing people to manually piece together project histories and next steps.

Solution

Almanac provides a wiki that automatically grows with a team's work by ingesting emails, calendar events, meeting notes, and document edits into a connected knowledge base. The platform links conversations to relevant files and draft revisions, so when a user references a project, Almanac surfaces the full context—who said what, what changed, and what's pending. Users can ask Almanac natural-language questions like "Where did we leave things with Maya?" and receive a concise status summary with prepared draft replies. It supports working directly within the platform, allowing users to continue conversations, refine documents, or edit code while relevant materials appear alongside the chat interface. Almanac prepares drafts and research in the background but defaults to leaving consequential actions for user approval unless explicitly instructed otherwise.

Target Audience

Primary users are small teams and early-stage startups that juggle multiple external stakeholders, need to track deal progress or product decisions, and want a low-maintenance way to keep project knowledge current.

Features

  • Automatic ingestion of emails, calendar events, meeting notes, and connected account activity into a unified wiki
  • Natural-language query interface to retrieve project status, pending items, and conversation history
  • Side-by-side workspace where active documents, drafts, or code open alongside ongoing conversations for in-place edits
  • Background research and draft preparation that continues in the cloud even when the laptop is closed
  • Mac desktop application with optional iMessage integration for continuing conversations from a phone
  • Manual control over whether Almanac takes consequential actions or simply prepares drafts for review
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