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Inbox and calendar triage for agency leads

Reads your inbox overnight. Sends nothing without you.

One morning brief from your Gmail, calendar and tasks; replies it drafts wait for your approval, and nothing you read reaches your manager or the rest of the suite.

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No card to start. Every product, every seat, for 14 days.

Example data
Pulse* approvals: two drafted replies waiting, each with Approve and send, Edit and Discard, and nothing sent until you approve (example data)
What it does

Three things it does, shown on screen.

One Google connection

There is nothing else to set up before the first brief.

Connect your Google account once, and reads the last week of mail, your calendar and open tasks; it can send only a draft you approved and can never delete, move or archive your mail.

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One Google connection: Example data
The morning brief

The day starts with a decision, not a search through the inbox.

Each night first sets aside newsletters and bulk mail without using AI, then reads what is left: the brief lists your top three, the schedule, who is waiting on you and what you finished this week.

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The morning brief: Example data
Commitments you made, on a list

The promise made three replies deep in a thread is the one that no longer slips.

When you promise something in a reply, notices and puts it on your task list next to your open Google Tasks, so it stays in front of you until it is done.

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Commitments you made, on a list: Example data

Also included

  • Drafted replies wait for you. Ask for a reply and it lands in Approvals, never sent, even if you tell it to send. After you approve, you have 60 seconds to undo; then it is queued and sends within a minute.
  • Retrospectives and chat. From the briefs it already wrote, writes a week in review, and a longer look back each month and year. Ask it about your day in the app or on Telegram.
  • A Today dashboard. Approve and send with undo, the day's schedule with prep cards, nudges and your time this week, on one screen.
  • Your Flow* tasks in the brief. With , tasks assigned to you that are overdue or due soon appear with their client, in the app and on Telegram.
  • Who's writing, labelled. With , mail from a colleague shows their name, department and reporting line.
What Pulse* replaces

A fast inbox and a scheduling tool.

The usual workaround is getting faster at one surface: a keyboard-driven inbox like Superhuman, or a scheduling tool like Motion, Reclaim or Sunsama. They are good at what they do, but none reads your mail, calendar and tasks together and hands you one brief.

Before

A fast inbox helps you read each email quicker

A scheduling tool blocks time around your task list

Mail, calendar and tasks stay three separate tools

A weekly review means rebuilding the week from memory

One brief says what is urgent before you open a single email

The brief names who is waiting on you, not only what is on the calendar

One nightly read covers all three together

A written week in review is there before the meeting

Before you start

The AI, your data and the price, plainly.

  • What the AI doesWhat counts as urgent tonight, giving more weight to senders you marked as important
  • What it never doesWhether a reply sends: a draft waits in Approvals until you approve it, and you have 60 seconds after that to undo
  • Where your data goesYour mail, calendar, task and draft content goes to Anthropic's commercial API once a night during the scheduled read, and whenever you chat or ask for a draft. Training and retention for those calls follow Anthropic's API terms, not a setting in this product.

Models. Claude Sonnet 5.5 for reading, summarizing, chat and drafting. Security and the AI, product by product

Pricing
  • Base$99
  • Pro$249
  • Agency$499
  • a month

Three plans. Every product from Pro up. Annual billing: $79, $199, $399 a month. See the pricing page for add-ons and seats.

Works with
  • Your tasks in the morning briefWith , the tasks assigned to you that are overdue or due soon appear in your brief, client name included, and nothing you do in changes them.
    • → : assigned tasks and deadlines
  • Who wrote to you, from With , mail from a colleague is labelled with their name and department, and whether they are your manager or report to you.
    • → : the roster

Recently shipped

Everything that shipped
  1. Monthly and yearly look-backs
  2. Your time zone, everywhere
  3. One search, one assistant
Questions

Common questions

For your own inbox, is a morning brief. It reads your Gmail, calendar and tasks each night, writes one brief for the morning, drafts replies that wait for your approval, and replaces a fast inbox plus a scheduling tool.

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14 days, every product, every seat, no card to start.

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