Fyxer drafts the reply. Fasrad sends it, books the call and files the contact while your inbox stays closed.
Fyxer organizes the inbox you read. Fasrad reads it for you, answers, schedules and follows up while you keep it closed.
Fyxer AI lives inside Gmail and Outlook. It sorts incoming mail into categories and writes draft replies in your tone, and those drafts sit in the compose box until you read them and hit send. If you're drowning in volume, the sorting alone is worth the subscription, and the drafts really do cut keystrokes.
But every draft still routes back to you to open, check and approve. Every meeting the email asks for is one you still go schedule yourself. Fasrad starts on the other side of that line. It has its own inbox, reads the last thread, checks your calendar and drafts the answer. When you tell it to, it sends on a staggered schedule and writes the interaction into your CRM the moment the mail goes out.
Where the line falls:
Pick Fasrad if you want an agent you delegate to, one that answers the email, schedules the meeting and logs it.
Buyers usually compare these adjacent jobs before choosing an AI agent.
Fyxer lives in your Gmail or Outlook, sorts mail and writes drafts you read and send. Fasrad gives the agent its own inbox and lets it act: it reads the thread, drafts, sends on a schedule, books the meeting and logs the contact. Fyxer makes your inbox faster to work. Fasrad works it for you.
Yes. Connect your own Gmail, Google Workspace or IMAP and Fasrad works on the inbox you already read. Access is read-only, so it never marks mail read, moves it or deletes it. It follows plain-language rules you write ('put hotel bookings on my calendar', 'log receipts to a list', 'ask before replying to clients'). It drafts and sends replies as you, from your own address, but only after you approve that specific message. It can also keep an optional private copy of your mailbox you can search by meaning across years. If you'd rather keep things separate, the same agent can run its own dedicated address instead. Either way it reads the thread, drafts, sends on your approval, books and logs the contact.
Both. You set the rule: draft for your review, or send. It can run personalized outreach from a Google Sheet, staggered through the day up to about 100 sends, and triage the replies that come back.
Yes. When a thread asks for time, it checks your Google Calendar, proposes or books slots, and can pull a prep brief together from earlier mail with that person.
Both. Fasrad answers an inbound phone line as a voice agent, transcribes the call and files the summary and full transcript to the CRM. It also joins your Google Meet calls as a notetaker, transcribing and summarizing them, with Zoom and Teams on the roadmap. That sits on top of the text channels (email, chat, Telegram) and the tools around them: calendar, CRM, sheets, web.
Start with a 7-day free trial. Full access, no card needed. Then $49 per month. Setup takes about four minutes to connect a Google account, and it's in public beta.