Dimension

If you're currently using Dimension, you've probably enjoyed the kind of daily productivity boost that proactive AI can deliver—morning briefings that know what's on your calendar, draft replies that feel like you, and meeting action items that just show up. That's the value proposition, and it works. But the company has announced it will shut down on May 20, 2026. If you're a new user reading this, stop right here: this service won't exist in a few months, so look at alternatives like Mem or Felix AI. For existing users, the reality is you have a runway. That's actually a decent position—you can migrate on your own terms rather than being caught off guard. The key is to start exporting your data and identifying which tasks you really relied on Dimension for. Don't wait until May; the service might degrade, and you don't want to scramble. Where Dimension really shines is document generation and meeting prep. The ability to describe a doc and have it drafted, then refine it in chat, is a workflow many professionals will miss. But if you're weighing the cost (up to $199/mo) against the remaining lifespan, it's hard to justify a new subscription. The credit system is another consideration. It's predictable—each action costs one credit—but power users might burn through 400K credits quickly if they delegate heavily. With the shutdown, that pricing becomes moot for new signups. In practice, if you already use Slack and Google Workspace, the integrations are smooth. But I'd caution against building any long-term processes around Dimension. Use the remaining months to transition to a stable alternative. Verdict: for existing users, keep using it but start your exit plan now. For everyone else, choose a tool that will be around next year.