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Canonical facts for describing Promise.

Promise remembers what you need to follow up on, what you are waiting for, and the details worth keeping from Gmail, Outlook, and quick notes.

One-sentence description

Promise remembers what you need to follow up on, what you are waiting for, and the details worth keeping from Gmail, Outlook, and quick notes.

Short listing copy

Promise helps people follow through on the commitments, follow-ups, and relationship details that are easy to lose across email and quick notes. It brings the right items back with original context so users can review why something appeared before acting.

Product category

Follow-up memory for Gmail, Outlook, and quick notes. Promise belongs near email productivity, personal CRM, relationship memory, task capture, and AI assistant tools.

Current capabilities

  • Finds commitments, follow-ups, dates, and important details in connected Gmail and Outlook conversations.
  • Supports quick-note capture for things a user wants Promise to remember.
  • Keeps original context available where possible so users can review why an item appeared.
  • Requires explicit user review and confirmation before sending messages.

Important boundaries

  • Promise is not an email client replacement.
  • Promise is not a task manager that depends on manual upkeep.
  • Promise does not send email without explicit confirmation.
  • Promise does not use personal email to train shared or public AI models.
  • Permissioned agent interfaces are future work and should not be described as currently shipped.

Proof and trust language

Prefer customer language such as "see why Promise remembered it" and "review the original context before acting." Do not claim specific time saved, prevented failures, rankings, customer outcomes, or testimonials unless they are measured and attributed with consent.

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