Fenly works where your work happens
Connect your sources once: meetings, email and WhatsApp. Each one feeds everything Fenly does for you — the briefing, the tasks, the memory and the people map.
The sources Fenly listens to for you
Meetings
Records, transcribes, writes the minutes and extracts the commitments from the conversation.
AI meeting notetakerBrings the agreements that arrive by email, and the context of the threads, into your memory.
Daily briefingAgreements made by message become tasks; conversations feed your memory and the people timeline.
Task managementCalendar
Gives context to the briefing and the planner: the day's meetings land in your plan.
Daily plannerConnect once. Feed everything.
Every connected source — meetings, email, WhatsApp and calendar — feeds all of Fenly's capabilities: daily briefing, action items & follow-ups, task management, memory, people and daily planner.
- MeetingsMeet · Teams · Zoom
- EmailGmail · Outlook
- WhatsAppMessages and voice notes
- CalendarGoogle Calendar · Outlook
At Fenly, integrating isn't syncing yet another tool: it's giving your work memory a source. One connected meeting becomes minutes, tasks, context in tomorrow's briefing and history on the timeline of whoever took part. All at once, with nothing to configure piece by piece.
Connected in minutes
Create your account with the 7-day trial, no card.
Authorize each source in a few clicks. The more sources you connect, the more context Fenly has and the more value it brings to your day.
The first briefing arrives the next morning, and the memory grows with every conversation.
You control what Fenly sees
Clear scope
You choose which contacts Fenly should ignore on WhatsApp, and share only the email threads you want.
Revocable at any time
You disconnect any source whenever you want, without depending on support.
Protected under data-protection law
Your data is handled in line with data-protection law (Brazil's LGPD), stored encrypted and never used to train AI.
Your conversations are yours. Fenly accesses only the sources you connect and uses the content solely to generate your briefing, your tasks and your work memory — never to train AI models.
