Almanac

What is Almanac?

Almanac is an AI agent that builds a continuously self-updating knowledge base of your company—your people, customers, projects, and current priorities—by connecting to the tools you already use. It compiles work from Gmail, Slack, meeting notes, and more into a living wiki, then uses that context to take action on your behalf. Unlike a typical chatbot with integrations, Almanac operates from its own dedicated computer, meaning it keeps working even after you close your laptop.

Who it's for

• Busy operators who need answers about customers, renewals, or commitments without digging through inboxes and chat threads.
• Small teams without a dedicated ops person who want a proactive assistant that notices tasks—like pulling missing receipts or drafting renewal decks—and completes them.
• Leaders who delegate but want oversight and prefer an agent that pings them before making payments, logins, or decisions it shouldn't make alone.

Key features

Self-updating company wiki

Almanac continuously compiles work from your connected tools into a wiki that refreshes as new information arrives. Every entry links back to its source, so you can verify any claim in one click. You can browse, correct, and add to the wiki yourself—your edits become part of what Almanac knows.

A computer of its own

Almanac runs on its own always-on machine with a browser, files, and logins. Even tools without a formal integration can be used—Almanac simply signs in and operates them like a human would. This means tasks continue running after you close your device, and finished work finds you wherever you are.

Proactive task execution

Almanac doesn't wait for commands. It notices what needs doing—like flagging missing receipts or drafting a renewal deck—and completes the work, then reports back. For actions involving logins, payments, or significant decisions, it asks first or hands you the live browser so you can watch every step.

Works where you already do

Almanac lives in Slack and iMessage, so you can start tasks from your chat apps and receive updates there. It doesn't replace Notion, Linear, or Slack—it connects to them, learns from them, and acts across them, keeping your team in its existing workflow.

What stands out

"Integrations fetch on demand; they don't remember. Almanac maintains the wiki continuously and works from a computer of its own."

This is the core difference: most AI tools are stateless, starting from zero each time. Almanac is always caught up because it maintains context persistently. It reads the wiki before doing anything, so it understands your company's history, relationships, and commitments. And because it has its own machine, it doesn't stop when you do—it keeps executing and reports back when finished.

Worth checking out if…

You're tired of repeating context to AI tools and want an agent that already knows your company's history, customers, and priorities. It's especially valuable if you need tasks completed while you're offline, or if you want a transparent system where every wiki entry links back to its source and every action can be watched live. Almanac is free to start, and it's designed to work alongside your existing stack rather than replace it.