Your agent reads your Gmail, drafts replies to repeated patterns, files newsletters and receipts, and emails you a single digest of what actually needs you — every morning.
The average professional gets 120 emails a day and reads only 40 carefully. The other 80 are context drift — newsletters, notifications, cc’s, receipts. Fasrad’s AI inbox triage agent files them, drafts the routine replies, and sends you one digest email with the 5–10 things that actually need you.
Connect your Gmail. Tell your agent your rules in plain language — *“newsletters go to Reading, receipts go to Receipts, anything from my team is urgent”* — and your agent sorts, files, and tags. For repeated patterns (meeting confirmations, link requests, scheduling pings), it drafts a reply in your Drafts folder. Every morning, you get a digest: your 5 inbox priorities, your 3 pending drafts, and a summary of what was filed.
Strongest benefits:
Your agent doesn’t send autonomously by default — it drafts. You keep control of every outgoing email. Over weeks, its drafts get closer to what you would have written, because it references your actual sent folder. After a month, most replies are a one-click approve.
Compared to Superhuman or SaneBox, Fasrad is actively drafting, not just filtering. Compared to a rules engine, it understands nuance — the difference between a casual cc and an urgent ask, between a newsletter and a personal note disguised as one.