Now in early access
InboxOS is an autonomous AI agent that reads your email, drafts replies, triages by urgency, unsubscribes the noise, and flags what actually needs you — every night, while you're asleep.
The problem
Email was built for humans to process manually.
In 2026, that is absurd.
The average professional spends 4.1 hours per day on email. Not because email is hard — because it's relentless. Every message requires a decision. Every decision costs attention. And attention is finite.
We built InboxOS because the only way to win at email is to stop doing it manually. Not faster. Not smarter. Not with a better interface. Autonomously.
How it works
Secure OAuth connection to Gmail. Takes 60 seconds. Read access to triage, send access so the agent can act on your behalf.
Tell it your voice, your priorities, your rules. It learns your writing style from sent emails. No prompts needed — it just works.
The agent monitors your inbox 24/7. Archives noise. Drafts replies. Flags urgent. Unsubscribes cold outreach. Sends a morning digest.
What it does
Every email is read and categorized. Newsletter goes to archive. Recruiter gets a polite decline. Your manager's urgent request gets flagged — with a drafted reply ready.
Trained on your sent emails. It writes like you — not like a generic AI. Review the draft, hit send, or let it send automatically on low-stakes threads.
Identifies newsletters, promotional emails, and cold outreach you never open. Offers one-click bulk unsubscribe — no more hunting for tiny links.
Works while you're asleep, in a meeting, or on vacation. When a thread needs immediate attention, it pings you via your preferred channel.
Every morning at your chosen time, receive a clear briefing: what happened overnight, what needs your attention, what's been handled. Start your day informed, not overwhelmed.
Every action is logged. Every sent reply is reviewable. You can see exactly what the agent did, when, and why. Trust is built, not assumed.
The morning briefing
At 7:00 AM, your InboxOS daily report lands. Not a list of every email — just the ones that matter, with full context and already-drafted responses. The rest was handled while you slept.
InboxOS exists for one reason: to give you back the hours email steals from your life.
Not to make email faster. Not to make it prettier. To make it autonomous — so the inbox that used to own your morning becomes something you just review, not manage.