Stop reading emails twice

The three-paragraph email that could’ve been a sentence. The vendor pitch buried in pleasantries. The thread with seven replies where nobody’s said what they actually want. Forward it to your brain and get the point.

What it does

• Summarizes any email (or thread) into three sentences: what it says, what it’s asking for, what you owe in return.
• Suggests a draft reply when one is called for — in your voice, not a corporate autoreply voice.
• Flags threads where someone’s been waiting on you for more than a few days, so nothing slips.

The reveal

“Show me every open thread where I’m the blocker.” Your brain already knows; it’s just been waiting for you to ask.

What it doesn’t do

No auto-sending. No inbox rewriting. It reads and helps you reply — the last word is always yours.