Morning brief
Each night bulk mail is set aside without AI, then AI writes a brief of under 250 words: urgent mail, commitments, who is waiting and tomorrow's meetings.
Inbox and calendar assistant
In , you get a private assistant for your own Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Tasks. It reads overnight, writes one morning brief of what matters, keeps track of what you promised and drafts replies that never send without your approval.
- Who uses it
- Agency leads and anyone at an agency or brand team who runs their day from Gmail and Google Calendar.
- What it replaces
- A fast inbox and a separate scheduling tool, run side by side.
How a team uses it
- 1Connect Google onceOne Google connection covers Gmail, Calendar and Tasks, asking only to read mail and calendar, manage tasks and send drafts you approve.
- 2Overnight, it readsNewsletters and bulk mail are set aside first, then AI reads what is left for urgent items, promises and who is waiting on whom.
- 3Read your morning briefA short brief waits on your Today page, and on Telegram if you link it, with your schedule, tasks and drafted nudges.
- 4Approve what goes outEvery drafted reply and calendar hold waits in Approvals until you approve, edit or discard it.
- 5Sent after one minuteAn approved reply sends from your own Gmail after a 60-second undo window.
Your day
One page that starts the morning with what needs you.
Today page
The brief, your schedule with prep cards, approvals, who is waiting on you, tasks from mail and a picture of your week's time. Mark items done or rate them to tune what surfaces.
Tasks due in projects
Your project tasks that are overdue or due in the next three days appear on Today, in the brief and on Telegram, with the client's name and a link to the task.
Who is writing
Senders are labelled when they are a colleague, such as your manager, or a contact at a client you can see.
A first brief in minutes
As soon as you connect Google, a first brief is written, so you don't wait for the next night to see it.
Replies and approvals
Nothing leaves your account without your approval.
Approvals
Every drafted reply waits here with its thread for context, its recipients and inline editing, and you can approve several at once.
Tone rewrites
Ask for a draft to be shorter, warmer or more formal. A rewrite is only a suggestion until you choose to use it.
One minute to undo
After you approve, you have 60 seconds to undo; then the reply sends from your own Gmail within a minute.
Follow-up nudges
Threads where you wrote last a while ago are listed, and one tap turns one into a nudge that still waits for your approval.
Calendar holds
An opt-in: it proposes time to block, or you block it yourself, and a hold reaches Google Calendar only after you approve it. It never edits or deletes an event.
Tasks and reviews
Promises become tasks
Commitments in your sent mail become suggested tasks, shown next to your open Google Tasks.
Week in review
The week's items to tick done, carry over or drop, with replies sent, response time, meetings against focus time and follow-ups closed, each figure showing the count behind it.
Month and year in review
On the first of each month, AI writes a look back from that month's daily briefs; on the first of January, a look back at the year.
Chat and setup
Chat and Telegram
Ask about your day in the product or on Telegram. Chat can search your mail, read your calendar, draft a reply into Approvals and propose a hold, but it never sends.
Settings you control
Set brief and sweep times, time zone, week start, language and VIP senders, link Telegram, pause and choose how long raw reads are kept (30 days by default).
Disconnect at any time
Disconnecting deletes the stored Google credential straight away and revokes access at Google.
What your client sees
Nothing. This product is for your team only.
AI and people
Where AI helps
- Writing the morning brief
- Finding urgent mail and promises you made
- Drafting replies and follow-up nudges
- Rewriting a draft's tone
- Writing monthly and yearly reviews
- Answering questions about your day
What people decide
You approve every reply and calendar hold; nothing sends until a draft is approved and its one-minute undo has passed, and never deletes, moves or archives mail.
Connects with
Your own project tasks that are overdue or due soon appear on Today and in the brief, for clients you can see; never changes anything in .
Senders who are colleagues are labelled with their relationship to you, such as your manager.
Senders who are contacts at a client you can see are labelled with that client.
Questions teams ask
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