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You made 41 promises this week.
Nine are still open.

Penro listens across your inbox, Slack and meeting notes, then keeps one live list of every loop waiting on you — and every one you’re waiting on.

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Waiting on me
9 open loops · 2 aging past their promise
Oldest firstAll sources
Send Priya the revised Q4 forecast
“I’ll get you numbers by Thursday” · Gmail · 6 days ago
Overdue
Intro Devin to the Northwind team
“Happy to make the intro next week” · Slack · 4 days ago
Reply to Amara about the pilot pricing
“Let me check with finance and circle back” · Gmail · 3 days ago
Share hiring loop notes with Jonas
Promised in “Design weekly” · Meeting notes · 2 days ago
Send the signed MSA to legal
Closed automatically when you replied · Gmail
Ask Penro — “what did I promise Priya this month?”

Kept honest at

NorthwindHalcyonFieldnoteGrainlineOtterstone

A loop opens the moment someone says “I’ll send it over.”

Three steps, then it runs quietly in the background for as long as you keep working.

01

Connect, read-only

Gmail, Slack and your meeting notes. Penro never sends, never posts, never replies on your behalf.

02

Commitments get lifted

Every “I’ll follow up,” “let me check,” and “send it Monday” becomes a loop with its own quote, owner and clock.

03

Closed without asking

When the attachment lands or the reply arrives, the loop closes itself. You only see what’s genuinely still open.

31%

of commitments made over chat are never closed by the person who made them.

Penro internal study · 1,240 knowledge workers · 2026

Waiting on them

The other half of the list nobody keeps

Penro tracks what people promised you just as carefully — and tells you which threads have gone quiet past their own deadline.

Legal review from Otterstone
Silent 11 days · nudge drafted
Design QA from Jonas
Due today · on track

Ask it in plain language

“What’s open with the Northwind account?” “Anything I owe my manager?” Answers cite the exact message.

One digest, 8:40am

Not a notification stream. A single morning list of loops aging past the words you used to promise them.

Yours alone

SOC 2 Type II, no model training on your mail, and a hard delete that actually deletes.

What else does Penro do?

It searches every word you ever promised. It digests your morning into one honest list. It watches threads go quiet and drafts the nudge. It groups loops by person. Reopens what got dropped. Answers in plain language. Closes itself when the reply lands. And a good deal more.

Promise Search

Search the exact words, not the subject line — across every inbox and channel you’ve connected.

←“I’ll send”
Open loops · 6 matches
Priya — “I’ll send numbers Thursday”
Amara — “I’ll send the pilot terms”
Jonas — “I’ll send QA notes tonight”
Otterstone — “we’ll send redlines”
Devin — “I’ll send the intro over”
Maya — “I’ll send the deck after”
Gmail · Slack · Meeting notes↵ open thread
Thursday, 8:40amDaily digest
Aging past your promise
Q4 forecast for Priya6d
Northwind intro for Devin4d
Pilot pricing reply to Amara3d
Closed itself overnight
Signed MSA to legal
3 need you today↵ start the list
Gone quiet3 threads
Otterstone · legal reviewsilent 11d

Nudge drafted: “You mentioned redlines by the 4th — anything I can unblock?”

Halcyon · security questionnairesilent 6d
Grainline · invoice approvalsilent 4d
You nudge once, early↵ review draft

Everything a loop needs

Catch the promise — the second the words are typed.

“I’ll get you numbers Thursday”
“Happy to make the intro”

Ask in plain language — answers cite the exact message.

What do I owe my manager?
Two things: the hiring loop notes (promised Tue) and the Q4 forecast.

Nine open loops is a number you can actually finish.

Four hundred to-dos is a number you avoid.

The nudge, pre-written

You said redlines by the 4th — anything I can unblock?
Send · Edit · Snooze

Everyone’s loops, one thread — synced the moment it moves.

People stopped dropping things

I ran a whole quarter without a single “circling back on this?” email. It caught two promises I’d made verbally in a call and completely forgotten.

Renata Alves
Head of Partnerships · App Store

The “waiting on them” view changed how my team runs. I nudge once, early, with the exact quote — and nobody feels chased.

Tomas Berg
Eng Manager · Play Store

Every other tool wanted me to maintain it. This one closes its own items. My list is nine things instead of four hundred.

Ivy Chandra
Founder · App Store

Close the nine things
you forgot you owed.

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