Prelude

See what deserves your attention before you ask.

Prelude learns from the work you authorize, notices open threads as priorities shift, and prepares the context to move them forward.

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Remembering where to look should not be part of the work.

A few questions land in your inbox. The catch-up is already on the calendar. And you promised a draft before you meet.

Gmail

From Emma

“Hey! Quick questions before our catch-up…”

Calendar

Coming up

Catch-up with Emma

Slack

You said

“I’ll send the revised draft before we meet.”

What matters now

Tomorrow 10:00 AM

Get ready for your catch-up with Emma.

Emma sent 3 questions on Tuesday. In Slack, you promised a revised draft before tomorrow’s meeting.

Suggested next step

Review Emma’s 3 questions and finish the revised draft before 10:00 AM tomorrow.

Help me prepare

Prelude keeps track, so you don’t have to.From promises you made to plans coming up.

Something you said you’d do

Don’t let a promise slip.

Prelude notices when you say you’ll do something and keeps the original message close by.

A reply you’re waiting for

Know when it’s time to follow up.

If someone hasn’t replied, Prelude keeps the thread on your radar without turning it into another list to manage.

Something coming up

Have the details ready before you meet.

Before a meeting or call, Prelude brings the related messages together and suggests a useful next step.

Preparation

Evidence

Thursday’s rollout review

Time-sensitive

Rollout review with Jordan

Thursday 10:00 AM

Jordan’s open implementation questions

Latest reply received

Suggested next step

Review Jordan’s questions and mark what still needs approval.

Start with the rollout notes and Jordan’s latest message.

Sources: Calendar and Gmail

Prepared brief

Rollout review with Jordan

Thursday 10:00 AM

What to cover

  • Review Jordan’s open implementation questions.
  • Confirm what still needs approval.
  • Bring the latest rollout notes into the review.

Prepared from Calendar and Gmail

Know what matters.See why and what to do next.

  • Sources

    Connect the tools where your work already lives.

  • Access

    Choose which sources Prelude can access and what it can do in each one.

  • Discovery

    Find open threads and see where they came from.

  • Continuity

    Keep track of what’s still open as things change.

  • Focus

    See what deserves your attention now.

  • Evidence

    See why each item surfaced and the evidence behind it.

  • Preparation

    Start with a useful next step or an evidence-backed brief.

  • Control

    Resolve, defer, dismiss, correct, or reopen any item.

Keep your tools.Bring your work together.

Work is scattered across email, calendars, chats, and project trackers. Prelude brings it together in one place, while your tools and workflows stay exactly where they are.

  • Gmail
  • Calendar
  • Linear
  • Slack
  • Teams
  • Jira
  • Drive
  • GitHub

Gmail and Google Calendar are available today. Other connectors are in development.

You stay in control.You choose what Prelude can access and do.

Evidence over assumptions

The revised draft is marked done because Gmail shows it was sent on Tuesday at 4:42 PM. The new timeline has nothing behind it yet, so Prelude leaves it open.

  • Prelude reads only the sources you authorize
  • Every suggestion shows the evidence behind it
  • You can correct or reopen anything Prelude concludes
  • Actions stay inside the permissions you grant

Keep less in your head.Let Prelude show you what needs attention next.

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