Reads every message that landed overnight, sorts it by urgency, drafts replies to the routine ones in your voice, and leaves only the things you actually need to think about in your inbox.
Most inboxes are 80% triage and 20% thinking. This worker takes the 80% off your plate, so by the time you open your email there are ten things that actually need you — not two hundred.
Categorises into reply, read-later, delegate, or archive. Uses your past behaviour, not generic rules.
"Thanks for the meeting", "Can I get back to you next week", "Here's the file you asked for" — all drafted, queued for approval.
A client complaint, a big opportunity, a legal-looking email — surfaced to the top of the pile with why.
Reads the full history. Doesn't make you explain yourself twice.
When you change a draft, it remembers. Week two always sounds more like you than week one.
Scans everything that arrived overnight. Builds a priority map.
Writes replies to the routine mail. Each draft goes into an approval queue.
Surfaces the five things that need your brain, with context.
Sends you a two-line summary. You open a clean inbox.
Per person. Measured against baseline email time before go-live.
Of drafts approved as-is by month two. Rest edited, not rewritten.
Of emails flagged to a human. The 94% are handled or safely ignored.
— Founder, boutique consultancy
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