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“What do I owe John?” answered, instead of reconstructed from memory.

Every open loop belongs to somebody. Arden keeps them attached to that person, so “what do I owe John” has an answer instead of requiring you to reconstruct it from four apps and your memory of a call in August.

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Arden memory

You say

“What do I owe John?”

Arden handles it

Answer

The proposal, with volume breakpoints

Promised 14 Aug

Sources

Mail, notes, memory

Each line cited

How it works

  1. 01

    Every task, note, meeting and commitment hangs off a person, so the question has somewhere to look.

  2. 02

    The answer is synthesized from your mail, calendar and notes, with each line pointing back to its source.

  3. 03

    Everything Arden remembers is visible, editable and deletable. It is your memory, not a black box.

Things to say

You say

“What do I owe John?”

You say

“What did Alexa and I agree on last week?”

You say

“What did I promise Alexa this week?”

Good for

  • Too many open threads with named people
  • Recalling what was agreed, exactly
  • Preparing for a call in ninety seconds
  • Seeing a relationship in one place

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