Ask your inbox
and have it act on the answer.

⌘0 turns the mailbox into a chat that can act on it. It summarises threads, labels and archives them, and drafts a reply that goes out when you say yes.

In short

What is an AI email assistant?

An AI email assistant is a chat that works on your mailbox from plain instructions. Some only answer questions about your mail. Others can also file threads and send replies, and then what matters is which steps wait for your approval.

How it works

It opens the thread, then summarises

Name a conversation by its subject or sender. It finds the thread, opens it in the chat and summarises what the messages say.

Labels and archives in bulk

Ask it to file threads under a label, and it creates the label if none exists. Archiving takes many threads at once, and the chat says how many.

Nothing sends until you say yes

A send stops at a card showing From, To, the subject and the body, with Send and Cancel. Moving mail to the bin stops the same way.

What you get

In the product today

⌘0 opens it

Press it again to close the chat and get your mail back.

Two panels, resizable

Your chats on the left, the assistant on the right, split where you like.

A line per action

What it did shows in the chat: Archived, Label created, Sent.

Good practice

Getting the most out of it

  1. 01

    Name the thread

    Give a subject line or a sender, so it opens the conversation you mean.

  2. 02

    Say which address

    There is no default sender, so tell it which of your addresses a new message goes from.

  3. 03

    Read the card

    Check the To line and the body on the confirmation card before you press Send.

Questions

Asked often

Keep going

Works well with

Search by words or meaning

Forgiving words, operators like from: and has:, and search by meaning, inside the folder you are reading.

Draft from a note

Give it the gist and get the whole body back, in the first person as you.

Start

Your domain,
your mail.

Point a domain at Nextmail and read it in a mailbox built around it. The free plan covers one domain.