BEFORE THE CALL

Walk in caught up.

The invite is in Calendar. The change is in Slack. The history is in Mail. Put them in one briefing.

See how it works

SCATTERED CONTEXTFICTIONAL EXAMPLE

09:00 / CALENDAR

Cedar project review

30 minutes with Maya and Alex.

08:42 / SLACK

The launch date moved

The team is now discussing Thursday.

YESTERDAY / NOTES

Your open question

Who owns the final approval?

CONTEXT FROMCalendarMailSlackNotesContacts

WHAT A GOOD ANSWER LOOKS LIKE

A briefing, with receipts.

Ask your AI to connect the sources, cite what it found and tell you what is missing.

Meeting time and attendees
Recent changes, with their sources
Your open questions, kept separate from facts

START WITH THESE WORDS

Three prompts.
A useful first run.

Replace Cedar, Maya and the dates with your own details. These are examples, not live results.

TRY ASKING

My next meeting is the Cedar review. Read the event, recent work mail, the shared project Slack thread and my Cedar note. Give me the latest decisions, unresolved questions and source links. Do not edit anything.

Enable Calendar, Mail, Slack and Notes. Slack access depends on the channels available to your configured Slack app.

TRY ASKING

Find Maya in Contacts and match her to the meeting attendees. If the identity is ambiguous, ask me rather than guessing.

Contacts must be enabled. Keeploop does not read contact notes.

TRY ASKING

Find two free 30-minute slots tomorrow in the calendars I share. Suggest them here; do not schedule or send an invitation.

Calendar read access. Free time only reflects the calendars shared with Keeploop.

THE BOUNDARY

Calendar changes are proposals you review on the Mac. Keeploop does not automatically accept or decline invitations.

See how permissions work

TRY PRO FIRST

Make it useful before you decide.

Connect your everyday sources and a compatible AI app. Try a morning brief, prepare a real reply, then watch one thread you care about. Try every Pro feature before you decide. Source permissions and provider support still apply.

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31 SECONDS / ILLUSTRATED EXAMPLE