Alleo

Alleo is an AI-driven workspace that keeps track of what matters across connected apps and takes action on a user’s behalf. It is described as a tool for getting work done across email, calendar, Slack, and other connected services, with a focus on tasks such as triaging email, drafting reports, and pulling data from tools.

Its agents handle work end to end, run in parallel, and return results rather than questions. The page says Alleo continuously scans email, calendar, Slack, and everything else connected, then sorts items into reminders, work worth continuing in chat, and tasks an agent can handle. Examples shown include summarizing a thread, drafting a weekly report from GitHub PRs, syncing a Notion project tracker, and researching competitor pricing models. It also says agents can pull from the web, connected tools, and past context, self-correct, and get sharper over time. Alleo learns a user’s writing style, priorities, and preferences, and the more it is used, the less needs to be explained.

The service connects with Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Linear, Notion, Google Drive, Outlook, Zoom, and more, and the page says connecting takes one click. It is accessible via the web, with a login and a Get Started flow. Pricing shown on the page includes a Free plan with 10 agent tasks per month, 500,000 chat tokens per month, 5 integrations, periodic agent proactivity, and limited memory; a Pro plan for $20 per month with 50 agent tasks, 5M chat tokens, 10 integrations, always-on agent proactivity, and unlimited memory; and a Max plan for $100 per month with unlimited agent tasks, unlimited chat tokens, unlimited integrations, and unlimited memory.

Alleo emphasizes that data stays with the user: everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, integration data is used for the task and then deleted, and the service says user information is never sold or used to train models. The page also says users approve, edit, or decline every action before it happens. Overall, Alleo is an AI work automation tool for people who want agents to manage routine tasks across their connected apps.