Aidenly touches a sensitive part of your work. These are the answers that matter before you connect Gmail.
Start with GmailNo. 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. Raw email content is fetched live from Google when needed and processed in memory. Aidenly stores derived intelligence such as summaries, preferences, and metadata needed to make the assistant useful over time.
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.
Drafts and sends follow explicit trust rules. Aidenly can help prepare drafts, but send actions require explicit approval. It does not delete email automatically.
Aidenly is free during beta. Paid plans are planned, but pricing is not live yet.
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.
