2153+ ways to put your inbox on autopilot.

Autopilot drafts a reply in your voice and sends it on its own — inside limits you define, every action delayed, reversible, and logged. See exactly how teams put it to work.

Copilot triages, drafts in your voice, and stages the reply — then waits. Nothing leaves without one click from you. See how people use the review-first mode.

Rules run on every sync — match on sender, subject, body, tags, attachments and more, then label, file, route, snooze, or hand to the agent. See hundreds of real rule recipes.

Per-client profiles, typed variables, guardrails, ‘don’t forget’ notes, and uploaded reference files load the moment you reply — so every draft uses real values, never guesses. See how teams feed the brain.

A scheduled digest of what actually needs you — top threads summarized with a reply already drafted, unread counts, delivered in-app or to Slack, Discord, or Telegram at the hours you choose.

Run the agent and it drafts voice-matched replies across your inbox — held in one Agent-drafts queue with a confidence score and a reason. Send with a click, edit, or dismiss. On Autopilot, a live countdown lets you cancel before it goes.

Share a mailbox, assign threads to a teammate or the agent, and leave private @-mention comments — with roles, seats, and per-mailbox access. The agent drafts as the mailbox owner, using the client brain you’ve set.

Custom colored labels tag and organize your inbox — applied by hand, by a rule’s add-label action, or by the built-in smart labels for receipts and finance. Click a label in the sidebar to see everything under it.

Search in plain language and ask questions across every connected account — AI Emaily finds the thread, pulls the answer, and cites where it came from. See how people put it to work.

AI Emaily stages the patient multi-touch follow-ups most people skip — and stops the moment someone replies. See how teams keep leads and threads from going cold.

AI Emaily quarantines cold pitches and bulk noise, strips tracking pixels, and sandboxes risky links — so only real mail reaches you. See how people keep the inbox clean.