alfred_
ChatGPT plugin by alfred_ · Email, calendar, and to-dos
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In directory search?1 common search we check every hour show alfred_. Position now, the last 7 days and the #1 result.
| Search | Position | Last 7 days |
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| calendar | #32 |
Listing check?What to fix in the listing and how much each item adds to the listing score (50/100; category leaders average 66).
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0 / 30Put a search term in the name Search rank?Directory search ranks name matches first: 53% of top-3 results have the search term in the name. Searches for a brand name itself are not tracked.The name has none of the tracked search terms.8 of 20 category leaders do this
In ChatGPT conversations?How often ChatGPT mentions alfred_ when people ask common Productivity questions.
About alfred_
alfred_ comes up for “calendar” at #32 of 46, outside the top 10, and CalendarBridge is #1.
alfred_ is a work assistant that holds your connected email accounts, calendars and to-dos. Search mail across every account, read full threads, check your schedule and find open time, save drafts, send replies after you confirm them, organize your inbox, and manage to-dos.From the plugin’s directory listing
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- 173 email plugins
- Listed since
- Oct 22, 2026
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alfred_: questions and answers
What does alfred_ do?
Email, calendar, and to-dos. alfred_ is a work assistant that holds your connected email accounts, calendars and to-dos. Search mail across every account, read full threads, check your schedule and find open time, save drafts, send replies after you confirm them, organize your inbox, and manage to-dos.
How do I use alfred_ in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @alfred_ in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Use alfred_ to show what needs a reply in my inbox.”, “Use alfred_ to prep me for tomorrow's meetings.” or “Use alfred_ to find my last thread with a contact.”