Find by meaning

Ask your inbox a question. Get an answer.

Semantic search finds mail by meaning, not keywords — and Ask AI reads across your threads to answer in plain language, grounded in real messages.

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Keyword search fails the moment you don't remember the exact words. Aiemaily indexes your mail as meaning — embeddings, ranked by similarity — so "where's the offsite?" or "what did legal say about the MSA?" finds the right thread even when none of those words appear in it.

Ask AI goes further: it retrieves the relevant threads and synthesises an actual answer, grounded in your real messages and summaries, with the source threads one tap away. From the dashboard, quick-prompt chips ("What needs a reply today?", "Who am I waiting on?") turn your inbox into something you can simply ask.

And it spans everything — every connected account, in one unified search, on every device. Instant, because waiting on search is its own kind of tax.

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Semantic ranking

Threads are embedded and ranked by meaning, so search finds the right mail even with the wrong words.

How it works

From inbox to done, step by step.

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Your mail is indexed by meaning

Threads are embedded as you sync, so similarity search is ready the moment you type.

Why it matters

The payoff.

Find anything by what it meant, not what it said
Delegate inbox research to the AI
One search across every connected account
Keyboard-first — ⌘K and you're there

Use it for

Where it earns its keep.

Find it without the keywords

Search by meaning — “the offsite venue” surfaces the right thread even if it never says “venue”.

Delegate the digging

Ask “what did legal say about the MSA?” and get a grounded answer with the source threads attached.

One search, every account

Span Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP at once instead of hunting provider by provider.

Questions

Good to know.

Semantic (Smart) search ranks by meaning using embeddings, so it finds the right conversation even when your exact words don't appear in it. Keyword mode is still there for when you know the precise terms.

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