Almanac
AI agent with a company brain — always on, with its own computer and your tools
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What is Almanac?
Almanac is an AI agent with its own always-on computer that connects to your company tools to learn your business context, maintain an auto-updating knowledge wiki, and proactively complete work tasks. Users interact with it via text/messaging interfaces like Slack or iMessage.
Almanac pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Almanac pros
- Always-on persistent agent with its own browser, files, and logins—continues working after you close your laptop
- Integrates with multiple tools (Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, etc.) and can operate tools without native integrations by signing in and using them like a user
- Automatically maintains and updates a searchable wiki compiled from all connected sources with traceable links back to original data
- Proactively identifies and completes work while requiring approval for critical actions like logins, payments, and major decisions
Almanac cons
- Pricing not disclosed on landing page—only mentions free trial with no tier or cost information available
- Requires granting access to multiple personal and business accounts, which may present security/privacy concerns for some organizations
- No information provided about data privacy practices, encryption standards, or security measures
Frequently asked questions about Almanac
What can Almanac access?
Only the accounts you explicitly connect. Every connection is visible and can be revoked at any time.
Do teammates see my personal information?
No. Personal accounts stay private; only useful business understanding (decisions, not raw inbox data) flows into the shared wiki.
Can I edit the wiki myself?
Yes, it's a real wiki. You can browse, edit, and add to it. Almanac keeps it current and learns from your corrections.
Does Almanac act without asking permission?
It works on tasks you assign and notices things worth doing proactively, but asks for approval before login, payments, or major decisions.
How is this different from a chatbot with integrations?
Almanac maintains a continuously-updated wiki and runs on its own computer, so it stays caught up even after you leave, unlike chatbots that only fetch data on demand.