AI-powered email client that intelligently organizes your inbox
Email and calendar app with AI agents that handle email jobs you describe
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
2025
2024
Based in
IN
ID
Pricing model
Free trial
Freemium
Pricing
Free trial for 1 week. Annual plan (Global): $12/month when billed annually ($144/year). Monthly plan (Global): $14/month. Annual plan (India): $4/month when billed annually ($48/year). Monthly plan (India): $5/month.
Lite: $8/mo (300 AI credits/month, 1 live workflow); Starter: $16/mo (1,000 AI credits/month, up to 5 workflows); Premium: $24/mo (2,000 AI credits/month, up to 15 workflows); Business: from $110/mo (10,000+ AI credits/month, unlimited workflows)
Key features
Intelligent email classification and organization
Works with Gmail, Google Workspace and Outlook
Native Mac desktop app (10 MB)
End-to-end encryption and dual-store architecture
No AI training on user email data
Multiple account management
ESOF certified and Google verified
No manual filters or labels required
Web and desktop access
Promptless AI interface
Agentic workflows that reply and follow up automatically
Ask questions across your mailbox with citations
Suggested replies and verify with AI
Gmail and Google Calendar integration
Send and receive on your own domain
Workflow guardrails with hard caps and draft mode
MCP server and API for integration with Claude and MCP clients
Installable as mobile and desktop app with push notifications
Memory of your work across emails
What makes it different
Patent-pending technology with innovative email processing
Drastically reduces cognitive load and saves time
No humans involved in email processing with complete privacy
Lightest Mac app at just 10 MB
First intelligent email client in five decades
Describe email jobs in plain English without learning a rules engine
Agents work in your voice and stay within limits you set
Every action logged and visible in your mailbox before sending
Escalates to you when unsure rather than guessing
Combines full email client with agentic automation
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