Reads every email that landed overnight, sorts the urgent from the routine, and drafts replies in your tone. You open your inbox to a tidy list — and the few things only you can answer.
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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