Here's exactly what happens from the moment you connect your Gmail to the moment a task appears in your app.
Sign in with Google and grant read-only access to your inbox. That's the only permission we ask for — we can read emails, but we can't send, delete, or modify anything. Your Gmail account stays exactly as it is.
We pull your recent emails and immediately discard anything that clearly isn't actionable — newsletters, automated receipts, marketing blasts, and notification emails that need no response. This keeps the AI focused on the emails that actually matter.
A local AI model reads the full email content and decides whether it contains something you need to do. It's not keyword matching — it actually understands context. An email saying "let me know if you're free Thursday" is classified as actionable. One saying "your order has shipped" is not.
For emails that pass classification, the AI extracts a structured task: a clear title, due date (if mentioned), estimated time, priority score, and any sub-tasks. It writes these in plain language, not email language — so instead of "Re: see below regarding the attached form," you get "Sign and return the form for Dr. Martinez."
Each task gets assigned to a category — Work, School, Personal, Finance, Health, and so on. If the same action comes up in multiple emails (two follow-ups about the same meeting), you get one task, not two. Your list stays clean.
When you mark a task as confirmed or reject it as irrelevant, that signal goes back into the system. Over time, the AI learns your specific context — it figures out which senders always have actionable emails, which categories you care about most, and how you define "priority." The longer you use it, the more accurate it gets.
Pull emails via Gmail API
Remove bulk and noise
Actionable or not?
Title, date, priority
Task in your app
The AI processing runs on our own servers — your emails are never sent to third-party AI providers.
Email content is processed by a model running on our own infrastructure. Nothing is sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any third-party AI service.
Your Gmail tokens are encrypted before storage. Even if someone got into the database, they couldn't use them.
The Gmail permission we request only allows reading. We cannot send emails, delete messages, or make any changes to your account.