Wellington brings your working life into one AI workspace. It helps you follow through and discover opportunities to connect, leaving more of your attention for the people who matter.
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You know what David is working on. You remember what Anne told you. They should meet.
“David, meet Anne. David, you mentioned looking for people working on quantum error correction. Anne, that’s exactly what we were discussing over coffee last week. I thought you two should compare notes.”
You promised the brief last Thursday. Your follow-up is drafted.
“Maya, I owe you the brief I promised last Thursday. I’ve brought it back to the top of my list and will confirm when I can send it. Thanks for bearing with me.”
I noticed your call tomorrow and researched the background for you.
“As the company scales, who owns biosecurity decisions, and how are those decisions reviewed?”
Informed by WHO guidance on responsible life sciences.Three months since your last coffee. Make time for the friend you’ve been meaning to see.
“Alex! Somehow it’s been three months since our last coffee. How did the launch go? I’d love to hear how things have settled in. Up for our usual spot next week?”
Spend less effort managing the details, with more attention left for the work and people you care about.
Keep the notes behind a conversation close, so you can pick up where you left off and give someone your full attention.
Keep your word without keeping every promise in your head. Get help turning unfinished business into a thoughtful next step.
Notice where two people could help each other, with enough shared context to make an introduction that means something.
Choose what to delegate and keep your attention for what needs you. Getting time back should leave you free to decide how to spend it.
A few decisions for you. The groundwork is ready.
A shared interest in quantum computing. An introduction is drafted.
You promised an update after committee. The meeting has passed.
Three months since you spoke. A message and two times are ready.
Investment committee · Follow-up ready
Project Atlas · Two decisions to review
“I’ll send you an update after committee.”
Hi Maya,
Following up as promised after our investment committee meeting.
Best,
Aseem
Your network
Your network
David, Anne,
You both work in quantum computing. I thought there could be a useful conversation here.
What should I know before tomorrow’s biotech investor call?
Your information should help you live and work on your terms. You choose what to connect and how much to delegate.
The time you get back is yours to spend. Stay because the help is useful, with the freedom to move on whenever you choose.
Connect the services you use to bring your working context together. You choose what Wellington can access.
Draft ready. Nothing sent.
Choose which accounts to connect and review messages and calendar changes before they reach anyone else. The preparation is done for you. You decide what moves forward.
You can disconnect accounts when you choose. The app also provides controls to download your information or delete Wellington data. Our aim is to make moving forward easier, including when you choose another platform.
More attention for what matters to you. The aim is to reduce the effort of keeping work together, so you can be present in a conversation or step away without carrying so much unfinished business.
What you do with the time is up to you. Getting help with the groundwork might mean making progress on something important. It might also mean finishing earlier and enjoying your evening.
Remembering a detail from your last conversation can make the next one more thoughtful. Keeping those notes close helps you pick up where you left off. We’re also building assistance that recognizes a good reason to reconnect and prepares personal outreach for you to shape.
That is part of the experience we’re building: recognize where someone you know could help another person, then prepare an introduction with a real reason behind it. You decide whether the connection feels right.
You shouldn’t have to explain your working life every time you need help. Assistance can draw on the context you choose to connect, with source-based preparation available today. Proactive suggestions are the next layer we’re building.
Yes. You decide what to delegate. Sending a message or changing a calendar event requires your confirmation. A draft is a starting point you can change, and a suggestion should never become another obligation.
You choose which supported accounts to connect. Some information is saved to keep your workspace useful, and AI features may send relevant context to an AI service. You can disconnect accounts. Separate controls let you download information or delete workspace data; their limits will be explained before access opens.
A connected workspace with help preparing the next step, informed by the work you bring into it. The examples on this page illustrate the broader assistance we’re building; some are future concepts. Sign up for access updates and help shape what comes next.