Almanac
Almanac offers an always-on AI agent that maintains a self-updating company wiki.
Almanac offers an always-on AI agent that maintains a self-updating company wiki.
Almanac is an always-on AI agent that runs on its own computer with a browser and terminal, reachable through an app, Slack, or iMessage. It connects personal and shared accounts over OAuth, including Gmail, Calendar, Attio, GitHub, Granola, Slack, and Notion.
The agent maintains personal and company wikis that update daily and are read before every task, and it runs proactive long-horizon work with every line source-linked. Logins, payments, and consequential decisions go to a person, and the hosted product includes the Quill app, APIs, a CLI, and a managed browser.
Almanac's founders cite the consumer agent Instinct's large 2026 raise, which they reported at about $350 million at a roughly $2.5 billion valuation, as validation for proactive agents.
The founders position company-context agents as a larger and stickier market than consumer agents. This view is founder commentary dated September 2026 and carries medium confidence.
Almanac pre-compiles connected tools into a wiki layer, where integrations that fetch on demand keep no memory between tasks. The agent also runs always-on on its own computer rather than being tied to a laptop.
The same wiki is shared with teammates and with coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex through a CLI. Answers cite source links, and personal versus shared accounts are scoped separately.
Almanac offers a seven-day trial on all plans. Starter costs $30 per user per month, Pro costs $100 with five times the model usage and twice the browser capacity, and Scale costs $200 with twenty and four times those allotments.
The Enterprise tier is custom-priced and adds single sign-on. Model usage and browser minutes are metered, and invitations stay free until the invited user accepts.
