Everything waiting on you.
One list of what needs you, across every inbox: replies you owe, deadlines, money, invites. It comes off when it's handled.
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OutlookIt catches what you'd hate to miss.Not just replies. Anything with a person, a date or money on the line.
Replies you owe
A client or colleague is waiting on your answer.
Deadlines
A date that matters, and what happens if it slips.
Money and legal
Invoices, payments, contracts and notices.
Invites and plans
Meetings to answer, events to put on your calendar.
People who matter
The clients you don't want to keep waiting.
“As a solo business owner, I feel like I finally have an assistant to assist with one of the most challenging aspects of my business,which is dealing with all of the emails.”
Working the day you connect.Connect it. It reads. What needs you shows up.
Connect Gmail or Outlook.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft. alfred_ never sees your password.
It starts on what comes in next.
New mail is read as it arrives, and what needs you lands on your list.
Answer where you already work.
Reply in Gmail or Outlook as you always do. The thread comes off your list.
Connect your email
OAuth sign-in · no password stored
Where it reaches you
One list, wherever you are.
On Home.The first thing you see.
By text.A morning text of what needs you.
On iPhone.The same list in the app.
Any hour.New mail is checked as it lands.
Handle it from the list.Reply, add a to-do, or put it on your calendar.
Reply, with a draft ready.
When a reply is owed, a draft is waiting for your OK.
Add it to your to-dos.
Turn it into a task, with the date it's due.
Put it on your calendar.
Dates in an email go on your calendar in one click.
Your inbox stays yours.Nothing sends without you. Your inbox stays where it is.
Nothing sends on its own.
Email goes out when you send it, or from a rule you set up.
Still Gmail. Still Outlook.
Keep the inbox you have. alfred_ works alongside it.
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A CASA Tier 2 security assessment, for Google's review.
What goes on Needs you?
Anything in your email you'd be upset to miss: a reply you owe, a deadline, money or a contract, an invite, or someone important waiting. Newsletters and receipts stay off it.
How does alfred_ decide what needs me?
It reads each new email with the thread around it and asks whether you would be upset to miss it. If you would, it goes on your list with a line saying why. Your rules count too: mail from a sender you keep on top lands there.
Does it come off when I handle it?
Yes. Reply to the thread, add it as a to-do, or dismiss it, and it comes off your list.
Can I tell it a sender always matters?
Yes. Make a rule that keeps a sender on top, and their mail goes on Needs you.
Which accounts does it read?
Gmail (including Google Workspace), Outlook (including Microsoft 365), iCloud and any inbox that signs in with IMAP. Up to six accounts, on one list.
Does alfred_ send anything for me?
Only when you tell it to. Email goes out when you send it, when you ask alfred_ to send one, or from a rule you set up.
Is Needs you on my phone?
Yes. The same list is in the iPhone app, and your morning text tells you what needs you that day.