Questions and answers

No. Your history is saved in your own Microsoft 365 account and only you can read it. There is no admin dashboard and no central view, and we never see it either.

No. Everything runs inside your company's Microsoft 365, on your own sign-in. We do not host anything that touches your email, chats, or meetings.

Your own Outlook email, the Teams chats you are part of, and meeting transcripts when Teams transcription is turned on. It saves short summaries of your accomplishments, each with a brief quote from the source so you can check it. It does not save your inbox, chats, or full transcripts.

To understand your work it has to read the threads you are in, which include other people's messages. It is set up to credit only your own contributions. A supporting quote can mention a colleague, and since everything sits in your own OneDrive, you can review or delete any entry.

Yes. It lives in your own account, so it is yours to keep or delete at any time, including after you stop using it.

Microsoft 365 with Outlook and Teams, Microsoft Copilot Studio, Power Automate with premium connectors (it uses Dataverse), Power Platform AI prompt credits, and one admin approval in Teams. Meeting transcripts are optional.

The full list with what each piece does is on the pricing section.

Start the free trial and tell me what you know. I will check your setup with you before anyone pays anything.

No. A Microsoft 365 admin approves the app in Teams once. After that, each person sets themselves up in about a minute.

Not yet. A standalone version for Google Workspace, Slack, and personal email is in the works. Join the waitlist and you will get one email when it opens.

$2 per person, per month, billed yearly: $24 per person a year on one invoice. Every update is included. There are no setup fees and no tiers.

Yes. The trial is free for 30 days and needs no card. If it is saving your team time by then, I send an invoice. If not, there is nothing to cancel.

Each person's setup checks for new versions on its own and installs them. Updates are included for as long as you subscribe.

That works. On its first run it reads back through your last 12 months, so you start with a full year of history.

It is built not to. It only uses numbers that actually appear in your work, and when a win is missing a number, it tells you instead of inventing one.

No. People use it for resume updates, promotion cases, weekly updates to their manager, and just remembering what last month looked like. If you want help with the review itself, the self-review guide walks through it.