Be more you.
Even when life gets busy.

Your mail, calendar, projects and relationships in one personal AI app. Ask Wellington to help you plan, prepare replies and decide what to do next.

WellingtonCan I take on Northstar and still deliver on my other commitments?

Your manager

Northstar needs 6 hours. First draft due Friday at 3 pm.

Your calendar

4 hours free this week. Friday’s 2 hours of admin can move to Monday.

Sam

Previous meeting notes: review the first pass together, with scope questions collected beforehand.

Your instructions

“Keep my evenings free.”

Wellington

Yes, if we move Friday’s admin to Monday. That gives you six hours for Northstar before the deadline.

Sam asked to review it together in your last meeting. I’ve drafted him a note for Friday.

November 16–20, 2026

Proposed
Mon16
Weekly planning10–11 am
Customer calls1–3 pm
Tue17
NorthstarDraft10 am–12 pm
Team sync1–2 pm
Wed18
Research10 am–12 pm
Interviews1–3 pm
Thu19
Client work10 am–12 pm
NorthstarDevelop1–3 pm
Fri20
NorthstarFinish10 am–12 pm
Team catch-up1–2 pm

Mail. Calendar. People.
Working together.

Know what needs a reply.
“Anything left before I get the keys?”

Lee is waiting on your insurance.

Lee needs your insurance certificate before handing over the keys. I’ve drafted a reply to confirm the format and deadline.

Lee · Apartment handover

“Your lease is signed. Please send proof of tenant insurance before collecting the keys.”

To Lee · Draft generated automatically, not sent

Can I send the insurance certificate as a digital copy? Please confirm when you need it before I collect the keys.

Pick up where you left off.
“Who could help Maya’s climate-tech raise?”

Daniel’s interests fit Maya’s raise.

Your notes say Daniel invests in climate infrastructure. His earlier emails suggest checking with him before making an introduction.

Daniel

Climate infrastructure investor

Investment focus

Climate infrastructure · Your relationship note

How you know him

Met at the energy transition dinner · Added by you

Draft an introduction, or check with Daniel first?

In your previous correspondence, Daniel has preferred a check-in before an introduction. I’d start with a note to him.

See your week before saying yes.
“Can I fit another founder pitch in this week?”

Thursday has room for one more pitch.

You already have eight pitches booked. Thursday at 2 pm is free, with 30 minutes beforehand to read the deck. Friday stays clear for investment committee prep.

8 pitches already booked

Monday–Wednesday · Founder meetings

Thursday · Read deck, then meet

1:30–2 pm prep · 2–2:45 pm pitch · Suggested

Friday · Investment committee prep

Keep the morning free for decision notes

Connect the tools you already use.

Gmail

Google Calendar

Outlook

iCloud

Notion

Zoom

Keep things moving.
Keep your headspace.

Wellington
What should I ask at tomorrow’s founder meeting?

Start with the retention question.

Your last meeting notes flag customer retention as the open question. I’ve turned that into a short agenda and drafted a request for updated numbers.

Founder meeting · Draft agenda

Customer retention

Ask what changed since the previous meeting

Use of the raise

Ask which milestones the new funding would cover

Review email draft
To the founder · Draft generated automatically, not sent

Ahead of tomorrow’s meeting, could you share the latest customer retention figures? I’d also like to discuss the milestones this round would fund.

Wellington
Who haven’t I caught up with in a while?

Four people to catch up with.

Based on your saved contact history, these four are beyond your usual catch-up rhythm. I’ve drafted a check-in for each. Should I add your Calendly link or suggest times from your calendar?

Your network · Contact history

Alex

Usually every 3 months · Last spoke 4 months ago

N. Griffin

Usually every 2 weeks · Last spoke 3 weeks ago

David Hill

Usually monthly · Last spoke 6 weeks ago

Jamie Meyer

Usually monthly · Last spoke 5 weeks ago

Review 4 check-in drafts
To Alex · Draft generated automatically, not sent

Hi Alex, it’s been a while since we caught up. How have you been? Would you be up for a catch-up soon?

To N. Griffin · Draft generated automatically, not sent

Hi, shall we find a time for our next catch-up? I’d love to hear how things have been going.

To David Hill · Draft generated automatically, not sent

Hi David, we haven’t caught up in a little while. How are things? It would be good to find a time to reconnect.

To Jamie Meyer · Draft generated automatically, not sent

Hi Jamie, how have you been? I’d love to catch up and hear what you’ve been working on. Shall we find a time?

Wellington
School pickup’s Thursday. Can we move my work?

Keep pickup. Move the flexible work.

I’d move proposal work to Wednesday and flexible research to Monday. Thursday’s client deadline stays in place, with the afternoon free for school pickup.

Current week

Nov 18–23
Wed18
Research10 am–12 pm
Thu19
Client deadline12 pm
School pickup1–3 pm
Proposal1–3 pm · Conflict
Fri20
Proposal10 am–12 pm
Admin1–3 pm
Proposal due3 pm
Mon 2310 am–12 pm and 1–3 pm available

Suggested plan

Nov 18–23
Wed18
Proposal10 am–12 pm · Suggested
Thu19
Client deadline12 pm
School pickup1–3 pm
Fri20
Proposal10 am–12 pm
Admin1–3 pm
Proposal due3 pm
Mon 23
Research · 1–3 pm

More capacity.
For the life you want.

Connect your accounts.

Bring supported mail and calendar accounts into Wellington. Account connections are being tested in the alpha; availability depends on your setup.

Save useful context.

Keep project notes, relationship details and personal preferences alongside your work. Review, correct or remove what you save.

Ask Wellington anything.

Even change the app itself. “Show my upcoming meetings at the top.” Tell Wellington what you want, and it reshapes your workspace in real time. Your software should adapt to you.

Review before acting.

A suggested schedule stays proposed. A prepared message stays a draft. Review the details before confirming calendar changes or sending a message.

About the alpha.

What kind of app is Wellington?

Wellington is a personal AI workspace for mail, calendar, projects and relationships. It is a web app with a desktop version of the same workspace. Platform access depends on the alpha release.

How does the AI use my context?

Connected accounts and the notes you save supply context. When you use an AI feature, relevant information may be sent to an AI provider to prepare an answer, draft or proposed plan. You can review and correct saved preferences and records.

What will I get in this alpha?

The first alpha brings together mail and calendar views, project and relationship records, saved preferences, and conversational assistance for planning and message preparation. Live AI assistance and account connections depend on the alpha configuration and are still being evaluated. The examples on this page use fictional data.

Which accounts can I connect?

Gmail and Google Calendar are the configured account connections in this alpha. Other app connections are not currently available.

Will it send messages or change my calendar?

Sending messages and changing calendar events require your confirmation. Prepared messages remain drafts, and suggested times remain proposals until you approve them.

How do I get access?

Wellington is in alpha. Leave your email for availability updates. Joining the list does not create an app account or give immediate access.

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