AI inbox assistant · done for you

The opportunities are in your inbox. It's also where they die.

A dream-client intro. A podcast invite. A brand deal. Each one lands under two hundred newsletters, and by the time you see it, the moment's gone. We install an AI assistant that catches what matters, drafts the reply in your voice, and hands you one clear summary a day.

We're onboarding a small number of founding clients. Add your name and we'll reach out as spots open.
Your daily digest · 7:00 AM
Tuesday morning. 41 emails came in.
3 need you · 2 drafts waiting · 36 filed
Opportunity
Podcast invite, The Founder HourReply drafted in your voice. Waiting in your inbox.
Client
Maya R. wants to move Thursday's sessionDraft offers your two open slots.
Waiting
Brand partnership follow-upNo reply yet. Day 2. We're watching it.
Handled
36 newsletters and notices, filedNothing deleted. Just out of your way.
Illustrative digest. Yours is built around your clients and your priorities.
Every emailread, sorted, and filed as it arrives. Nothing important gets buried.
One digest a daywhat came in, what needs you, what's still waiting on a reply.
Zero sent without youevery draft waits for your eyes. There is no auto-send mode.
Who it's for

Built for people whose business runs on their name.

The coach

The dream client who almost got away

A referral writes: "I'd love to explore working together." It lands between an invoice notice and forty newsletters. Your assistant flags it in this morning's digest, with a warm reply already drafted in your voice.

The podcaster

The guest pitch worth answering

Most pitches are noise, and they bury the one that isn't. When a show your audience actually listens to reaches out, it surfaces as an opportunity, draft ready, the same day.

The creator

The brand deal with a deadline

The partnerships manager gave you five days to respond. You see it on day one, not day six, with a reply drafted that asks the two questions you always ask.

The work product

It writes like you. Because it learned from you.

Drafts are grounded in your real sent email, not a template. They wait in your inbox, marked as drafts, until you decide.

Draft · waiting for your review · never auto-sent
To: Sarah Lin · Re: Speaking at the spring retreat

Hi Sarah,

This sounds like exactly the kind of room I love to be in. Before I say yes, two quick things: what dates are you holding, and what does the group most need to hear right now?

Warmly,
You

Illustrative draft. Yours sound like you, learned from how you actually write.
Our position

It never sends without you. By design.

Most AI email tools race to automate the send button. We think that's backwards. Every reply carries your name and your reputation, so every reply waits for your eyes. The assistant does the reading, the sorting, the remembering, and the drafting: the hours. You keep the ten seconds that matter.

It's written into our terms of service, not just our marketing.

Your options

What this replaces, honestly.

ProServices AIHiring an assistantDIY AI email tools
Sounds like youLearned from your real sent emailAfter months of trainingGeneric templates
Watches your inboxEvery day, all dayWorking hoursWhen you open the app
Can send without youNever. By design.Yes, and that's the riskOften, and that's the pitch
You manage itNo. We install, tune, and monitor it.Hiring, training, oversightSetup, prompts, upkeep
Sensitive client emailIsolated, never used to train models, purged on scheduleA person reads everythingDepends on the vendor
Getting started

Done for you, start to finish.

1

Join the waitlist

Tell us about your inbox. We reach out as founding-client spots open.

2

We build it to you

Your voice, your rules, your priorities, installed and tuned.

3

Supervised week

We watch it run on your real inbox for a week and fine-tune before you rely on it.

4

It runs

You get your daily digest. We keep it sharp.

See a full day in the life →

Questions

Asked before you had to ask.

Will it ever send an email without me?

No. There is no autonomous-send mode, and we put that in our terms of service. The assistant drafts; you read, edit if you like, and send. Every time.

Who can see my clients' emails?

Your data is isolated to your engagement, never used to train any AI model, and deleted on a set schedule after your engagement ends. We built this for coaches and practitioners who handle deeply personal client information, and our privacy policy puts it in writing.

What happens when it gets something wrong?

You correct it once and it remembers. Nothing is ever deleted, so a mis-sorted email is never lost, just re-filed. And because drafts wait for you, a wrong draft costs you ten seconds, not your reputation.

Why is there a waitlist?

Every installation is built by hand to your voice and your rules, then supervised on your live inbox for a week before you rely on it. We're a small firm and we'd rather do that carefully for a few clients than poorly for many.

What does it cost?

A one-time setup ($1,500 to $3,000) and an optional month-to-month continuity engagement ($300 to $800 a month) once it's running. Details on the pricing page.

If a real opportunity hit your inbox today, would you see it in time?

Join the waitlist
No pitch. We start with a plain look at your inbox and tell you what we'd catch.