Every promise, remembered — both directions.
'I'll send it Friday.' 'We'll confirm the PO by the 15th.' Promises made in email live nowhere — until they cost you trust. It extracts every one, with its owner and deadline, and surfaces it before it goes overdue.
Extracted automatically, with owner and deadline
Every commitment in your email — yours and theirs — is pulled out with who owes it and by when, then tracked until it's resolved. Yours keep you honest. Theirs give you quiet leverage: when you follow up, you have the date and the exact quote.
- Both directions: what you owe, and what you're owed
- Owner and deadline captured from the original wording
- Surfaced before it's overdue — not after the relationship cools
It learns who actually delivers
Over time it builds a reliability profile per contact: who delivers on time, who runs a few days late, who never sends what they promised without a phone call. So you can calibrate before you depend on someone — and set your own follow-up timing accordingly.
- A reliability profile per contact, from fulfilled-vs-broken history
- Feeds straight into relationship health scoring
- Tells you when a polite, early nudge is worth sending
Closed out where the work happens
When a task tool is connected, a commitment can become a task automatically — and when that task is completed, the commitment is marked fulfilled and the relationship's health ticks up. The ledger becomes the most complete record of what was promised that you've ever had.
- Optional task creation when a tool like Asana is connected
- Completion closes the loop and updates relationship health
- A durable, dated record of every promise on both sides
Good to know.
Does it catch verbal commitments?
Anything that reaches your email or connected tools, yes — and after a meeting it prompts you for what was agreed, turning your one-line recap into tracked commitments.
Will it nag me?
It surfaces what's open and what's overdue in your morning brief — it doesn't spam. It also uses each contact's reliability pattern to suggest when an early nudge is actually worth it.
What happens when something's fulfilled?
It's marked resolved with its date, the relationship's commitment-health signal improves, and it drops off your open list. The historical record stays.
See it on your email.
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