Replies in your voice
Say what you want to answer. The draft comes out sounding like you.
ToMara Chen
Ask once. Then get on with your day.
Describe the mail you need. The assistant searches every mailbox, opens the thread and drafts the answer. You decide what goes out.
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Plain words
“The contract I sent Lena last week” is enough.
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Every mailbox
Gmail and Outlook, one question.
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Asks first
Sending, deleting or adding an event waits for your OK.
A brief before your first coffee
A routine sums up the night’s mail at 8, so the morning starts with what matters.
- Morning brief What came in overnight and what needs your reply.
- Reply drafts Drafts answers to simple questions, ready in your drafts.
- Newsletter digest One weekly overview instead of a dozen newsletters.
- Receipts roundup Collects invoices and payment confirmations every Friday.
- Evening sweep Archives finished threads and labels what's left.
- Company news Public news about the companies you're emailing with.
Questions
What can I ask?
Anything that is in your mail. A thread, a person, an attachment, a date. You can also ask it to draft a reply or find a time in your calendar.
Does the assistant send mail on its own?
No. Anything that leaves your mailbox, a send, a deletion, an unsubscribe or a calendar event, waits for your approval.
What does it remember?
Facts you tell it and things it learns from your mail. You can see, edit and delete every memory, along with the mail it came from.