An AI agent that runs your Gmail inbox the way you would

The inbox isn't the problem. The 40 minutes before your first real task is.

You open Gmail and there are 60 new threads. Four of them matter. The rest are receipts, newsletters, a calendar invite, two cold pitches, and a vendor asking the same question you answered last week. By the time you've read enough to know which four matter, your morning is half gone and you haven't replied to anything.

The agent gets to the overnight pile first. It reads each thread and decides whether it needs you, a quick reply, or nothing. The first thing you see is the four that matter, each with a one-line summary of why. The receipts and newsletters are already filed.

It sorts, and then it answers:

• Drafts a reply in your tone for anything it can answer from past threads, your calendar or your CRM, and leaves it for you to send
• Pulls the relevant attachment or prior message into the draft, so you're not hunting for the quote you sent in March
• Flags the threads where someone is waiting on you and you've gone quiet for three days
• Books the meeting when an email asks for one: it checks your calendar, proposes two times and replies with them
• Files receipts, confirmations and newsletters out of the main view so the inbox shows work

It runs on your schedule, either a triage pass at 7am before you wake up or every time a new email lands. You control every send. The agent does the reading and the first draft, and you do the deciding.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it send emails without me seeing them?

Not by default. It reads, sorts and drafts, and sends wait for you. If you want it to auto-send a specific kind of reply (like booking confirmations), you tell it that one rule and it does only that.

Can it actually write in my voice?

Yes. It learns from the threads already in your inbox: how you open, how you sign off, how blunt or warm you are with different people. You can correct early drafts, and it remembers the correction.

How does it decide what needs me versus what's noise?

You describe your priorities in plain language: clients always surface, receipts get filed, recruiters get ignored. It applies that judgment thread by thread, so it handles wording it's never seen.

Does it work with my existing Gmail filters and labels?

Yes. It reads and respects your labels, and can apply them too. It works alongside what you already have.

What about a thread it can't answer on its own?

It leaves those for you and tells you why: missing information, a decision only you can make, a price it shouldn't quote. It won't guess and send something wrong.

How much does it cost?

Start with a 7-day free trial. Full access, no card needed. Then $49 per month. One inbox agent, no per-seat math, and it can be triaging your morning email about four minutes after you connect Gmail.