Inbox at zero every morning at 7:30.
Overnight email is read, sorted and answered in draft before you sit down. What needs you comes as a short list; what needs a meeting already has a slot.
- Gmail or Outlook
- Nothing sent without your yes
- Books into your calendar
The first hour of your day, given back.
You, todayabout 1 h a day
- Open 60 emails to find the 6 that matter
- Look up the price, the date, the last thing you promised
- Play ping-pong to find a meeting time
- Leave the hard ones for later, again
Your agent, before you arriveyou: 10 minutes
- Every email read and given a place
- Replies drafted with facts from your company brain
- Meeting slots offered from your real calendar
- A short list of what only you can decide
From 60 emails to one short list.
What happens between 7:30 and the moment you open your laptop.
Inbox · since 19:00
Sorted
Draft to Bluebird Co
Hi Tom, yes: the spring package is the same as last year, $4,800 for the three months.
Source: Bluebird Co proposal, March. Shall I hold Thursday at 10:00 to go through it?
Thursday
Your morning list
All checked against your company brain. Two are left out for you: a discount request and a complaint.
Sent. Your inbox is at zero.Declined. The agent notes why.- 07:30
Reads the night's mail
62 new emails across your inbox, with every attachment and thread.
Inbox · since 19:00
Clients and prospects14Receipts and invoices11Newsletters and tools31Spam6 - 07:33
Gives each one an owner
Receipts go to the finance folder, a support question goes to support, newsletters get a one-line digest.
Sorted
11 receiptsFiled2 support questionsHanded over31 newslettersDigest - 07:36
Drafts the replies
Nine replies, each with the price, date or promise taken from your company brain and a link to its source.
Draft to Bluebird Co
Hi Tom, yes: the spring package is the same as last year, $4,800 for the three months.
Source: Bluebird Co proposal, March. Shall I hold Thursday at 10:00 to go through it?
- 07:38
Finds the meeting slots
Three people asked to meet. It checks your calendar and puts real free slots in each draft.
Thursday
09:00 – 10:00Busy10:00 – 10:30Held12:30 – 13:00Held - 07:40
Hands you a short list
When you open the dashboard or Telegram: nine drafts to approve and two decisions only you can make.
Needs your yesYour morning list
Send 9 drafted replies?Needs your yesAll checked against your company brain. Two are left out for you: a discount request and a complaint.
Sent. Your inbox is at zero.Declined. The agent notes why.
The agent behind it.
Inbox and calendar assistant
Your inbox and calendar assistant knows your clients, your prices and your diary because it works from your company brain, not from a blank page.
What changes after a month.
Figures from our first customers will go here once they are measured.
Time spent in the inbox, before and after.
From their email to your answer.
Share of drafts approved without edits.
Works with your inbox and diary.
Inbox questions, answered.
Does it work with Outlook as well as Gmail?
Yes. Gmail, Google Workspace and Outlook mailboxes connect the same way, with the same approvals.
Will it answer emails on its own?
Not by default. Every reply waits for your yes. You can later let simple kinds of email, like confirmations, go out on their own.
How does it know my prices and promises?
From your company brain: the documents, CRM and past emails you connect. Each draft links to the source it used, so you can check it in a second.
Can it book meetings for me?
It reads your Google or Outlook calendar, offers real free slots in the draft and creates the event once you approve.
How much does it cost?
It fits in any plan: Starter $99, Growth $499 or Scale $999 a month.