AI Inbox Autopilot

Your inbox, run by an AI that is verified to act for you

Connect Gmail once. Your #name AI agent triages spam, replies in your voice, and turns cold pitches into new business. Every message it sends is signed, so recipients know it is really you. You stay in control, and it is revocable in one click.

See how it works

Requires a #name. Cancel anytime.

The inbox tax is real

The average inbox eats hours a week, and most of it is spam, noise, and pitches you will never answer. Hand it to an ordinary AI assistant and nobody can tell whether it is really authorized or just a bot. Meanwhile the one email that mattered sits buried under two hundred that did not.

Setup

Live in four steps

1

Claim your #name

Your #name is your verified identity on the network. It is what lets the AI act as you, provably. No #name yet? You grab one at checkout.

2

Connect Gmail

One secure Google sign-in in the Connectors area. The agent can read, label, and reply, but it can never permanently delete anything. More email platforms are coming.

3

Assign your #ai agent

Pick a mode. Copilot means it drafts and you approve. Autopilot means it runs on its own for the safe lanes. You can switch or revoke anytime.

4

It runs your inbox, verified

Every reply it sends carries a signed "acting for #name" badge that anyone, or any AI, can check. Trust you can point to, not a disclaimer.

What it does

A real assistant, not an autoresponder

Kills spam

Junk goes to Trash, recoverable and never permanently deleted. You open a clean inbox instead of a chore.

Answers on your behalf

Routine mail gets a reply in your voice, drawn from your real business facts. Nothing invented, and anything uncertain comes back to you.

Turns pitches into pipeline

Inbound sales pitches get a smart, honest rebuttal that can convert the sender into a lead or a reseller. Your inbox becomes a growth channel.

Verified to act for you

Messages are signed under your #name. Recipients and their AIs can confirm the agent was authorized. That is the whole point.

You stay in control

Copilot or Autopilot, per-lane rules, a full audit log, and one-click undo. Sensitive, financial, and legal mail is always handed back to you.

Set up once

Connect it, pick a mode, and it works quietly in the background. No new app to check, it lives in the inbox you already use.

The first inbox AI that can prove it speaks for you

Anyone can point an AI at their inbox. The difference here is that your #name binds the agent to you, and every outgoing message is signed and independently verifiable. A person can click the badge, and another AI can check it before trusting the reply. That is trust you can point to.

Revocable anytimeTrash, never permanent deleteEscalates anything sensitiveIgnores instructions hidden in emailsYour inbox data stays yours

Pricing

One plan, everything included

Verified Inbox
$49/month

Requires a #name. Cancel anytime.

  • Gmail connection and your assigned #ai agent
  • Spam, noise, pitch, and routine triage
  • Replies signed and verified under your #name
  • Copilot and Autopilot modes, per-lane rules
  • Full audit log with one-click undo
  • Instant revoke, anytime

Questions, answered

Do I need a #name?

Yes. Your #name is what makes the AI verifiably yours. You can claim one during signup.

Will it send emails without me?

Only in Autopilot, and only for safe lanes. The default is Copilot, where it drafts and you approve. Sensitive mail is always escalated to you.

Can it delete important email?

No. It can only move things to Trash, which is recoverable. The permission it uses cannot permanently delete.

How do people know it is really me?

Every send is signed under your #name with a verify link that a human can click and another AI can check programmatically.

Which inboxes work?

Gmail today. More email platforms are coming to the Connectors area.

Can I turn it off?

Instantly. One click revokes the agent’s authority, even mid-task.

Reclaim your inbox, and make it work for you

Connect Gmail, keep control, and let a verified AI handle the rest.

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Requires a #name.