The Librarian is an AI tool that acts as your super-smart buddy on WhatsApp. This AI assistant promises to wrangle your inbox, calendar, and tasks, all while you sip coffee and text. It hooks into Google Workspace, Slack, and Notion, pulling your digital life into one conversational thread. Morning Briefs hit my chat with a tidy snapshot of my day — meetings, tasks, even a nudge about a looming deadline. It felt like a gentle prod from a colleague who’s got your back. I tried the voice command feature, mumbling “Add a meeting with Tom at 3 PM,” and boom, it landed in my Google Calendar. Slick.
The Memories & Facts feature caught my eye. I fed it my default Zoom link, and it remembered it for later, saving me a few clicks. Uploading a PDF of a conference agenda was a breeze — the AI extracted key dates and offered to slot them into my calendar. But, I hit a snag when it missed an event buried in a complex document. It’s smart, but not omniscient. Compared to cloudHQ, which excels at syncing across platforms, The Librarian leans on its WhatsApp charm. It’s less about heavy-duty automation and more about quick, chat-based fixes.
Pricing seems accessible, with a free plan that covers basics like email summaries and reminders. Premium tiers probably unlock more, but I didn’t dig into those yet. Ultimately, The Librarian’s strength is its all-in-one approach — though it’s not without quirks. The calendar sync faltered once, claiming I had no events when I knew I did. A quick refresh fixed it, but it’s a hiccup to watch for.
What surprised me was how natural it felt to use WhatsApp for work tasks. I snapped a photo of a handwritten note, and The Librarian parsed it into a task list. It’s not perfect — fancy handwriting confused it — but it’s a neat trick. Posts on X praise its Morning Briefs but grumble about occasional misses on event recognition. I get it; the tool’s still growing. Its LinkedIn posting feature, teased in recent updates, sounds like a game-changer for social media managers.
Give The Librarian a whirl if you live in WhatsApp and Google Workspace. Start small — test Morning Briefs and voice commands. If you hit sync issues, cross-check your calendar manually, and take it from there.