Aidenly touches a sensitive part of your work. These are the answers that matter before you connect Gmail.
Get started freeNo. Aidenly is a personal AI that handles both — a work decision, a family recipe, a project context, a note to your future self. It started with Gmail because work email is where most context disappears first, but the memory it builds is for your whole digital life.
Aidenly is for people managing significant context across work and life — decisions, conversations, and things that matter. If context keeps slipping through or has to be re-explained from scratch, this product is built for you.
Today, yes. Aidenly is a Gmail-first beta. Outlook, Yahoo, IMAP support, voice, mobile, and routine-based scheduled outcomes are roadmap items, not current product claims.
No — not the full message. Full email content is fetched live from Google when needed and processed in memory. Aidenly stores derived intelligence such as summaries and preferences, short previews of messages it has read, and the full text of some document attachments.
Aidenly keeps context by domain so it can remember people, facts, decisions, and action items in the right frame. That makes help more relevant than prompt-by-prompt tools.
Yes, but carefully. Repeated corrections can become proposed preferences, and stable preferences are confirmed before they become durable guidance.
No. Aidenly's access is read-only — it cannot send, delete or change anything in your mailbox, because Google never grants it that permission. It can write you a draft, which you copy into Gmail and send yourself.
It will sometimes. Memories built from your Gmail link back to the original message, so you can see exactly what Aidenly is working from instead of taking its word for it. You can read your memory and delete any of it permanently, and on Pro, for the answers where it matters, you can ask for a second opinion from a different AI provider.
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.
Aidenly has a permanent free plan — no credit card required. Pro is $19/month billed annually (or $24/month). See the pricing page for the full comparison.
You can revoke Google access from your Google account and contact Aidenly for account and derived-data deletion requests. The Contact and Privacy pages explain the process.
