Features

Everything your bee can do.

Four jobs, done end-to-end: your inbox, your reading, your reporting, and the learning engine that ties it together. Trust and autonomy you control are the foundation.

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Inbox & messages

A Trusted Inbox: earns the right to act

Relationship- & urgency-weighted triage

Every email is weighed by sender, relationship strength, and real urgency cues: a deadline, a direct question from someone who matters. As Slack clears its safety gate, every Slack message gets weighed the same way. Noise is filed, requests are drafted, and only the truly important interrupts you.

Replies in your voice

Beemy learns how you write (to your boss, your clients, your friends) and matches it per relationship. Table stakes for any assistant that touches your inbox, and Beemy clears the bar.

The autonomy ladder

Beemy starts read-only, then moves to approve-before-it-sends. Only when you're ready do you turn the autonomy dial, category by category, never the other way around.

Why this reached you

Every escalation and every action Beemy takes carries a plain-language reason, built from the real signals behind it. Anything handled automatically stays reviewable after the fact.

Escalation is a feature

The goal is the right interruptions reaching you, rather than zero of them. Anything ambiguous, sensitive or high-stakes is handed to you with the context you need to decide fast. Beemy never guesses on things that matter.

Works where you work: Gmail today, Outlook next

Drafts land natively in either inbox, and labels and folders are applied automatically. It's the same one loop underneath, serving both providers.

Reach & breadth

Everywhere you work

Cross-provider by design

One trusted-inbox loop spans Google (Gmail, Google Calendar) and Microsoft 365 (Outlook), live in beta today for Google, next for Microsoft 365. Connect one or both: the same silo model, autonomy ladder and triage serve either. The architecture never assumed a single provider. That's the moat: breadth without a rebuild.

Acts across your surfaces

Beemy sends mail, RSVPs and updates Google Calendar events today. It will post and react in Slack too, once that clears its safety gate, approval-first, with trust earned per surface. A grant on one channel never carries over to another.

Approve from your phone

rolling out

A mobile companion gives you one-tap approve, edit or reject, plus push for the things that genuinely need you now. There's no independent ingest: the same silo boundaries and autonomy dial apply as everywhere else.

Capture from anywhere

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A browser extension will surface Beemy context alongside whatever page you're already on. You won't have to leave what you're doing to bring something into your inbox's orbit.

Information

The internet, pre-read for you

One tuned digest instead of fifty tabs

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Newsletters, blogs, subreddits, news sites and market feeds are read for you. They're distilled into a daily or weekly brief that takes minutes to read.

Topic & ticker following

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Follow companies, stocks, industries or people. Beemy tracks what moved and why, and tells you only when something is actually worth knowing.

Easy source control

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Add or drop sources in one click. Beemy also notices what you skim versus what you read, and tunes your digest accordingly.

Proactivity

Proactivity that earns the daily open

Automated status reports

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Monthly stats, KPIs and team updates are compiled from your connected tools, and surfaced to you the moment they're ready. Once you've let it, they're sent on schedule to your boss or your team.

Follow-up chasing, in your voice

Beemy extracts action items from your conversations and remembers who owes what. It drafts a polite, persistent nudge in your tone, approval-first, until you've earned that trust on a given channel.

Context-aware reminders

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Reminders that go beyond "remind me at 3pm": they fire because the meeting moved, the invoice cleared, or the reply already arrived. They also go quiet the moment they're resolved.

Intelligence & privacy

Smarter every week, private always

Relationship mapping

Beemy builds a live map of your world: who works on what, who reports to whom, who matters most. Context no generic assistant has.

Intelligent silos

Personal, work and public knowledge are stored in strictly separated silos. Nothing leaks across boundaries: that's enforced by architecture.

Feedback that sticks

Edit a draft, correct a priority, skip a digest item: every signal teaches Beemy. It compounds, and month three feels telepathic.

Your data, your rules

Encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold, never used to train shared models. Deleted completely whenever you say the word.

One item, shown

One feature, doing its job.

Illustrative

Illustrative example, built with mock data.

In Gmail · work

What arrived

New client

Signed! What's next?

A new client's first reply after signing lands between two routine newsletters, easy to miss on an ordinary morning scan.

Beemy's draft

To New client

Re: Signed! What's next?

Triage ranks it first, ahead of the newsletters underneath it. A welcome reply is already drafted, in your own voice.

You approve the reply first. The newsletters stay exactly where triage put them, unread.

Trusted inbox, autonomy ladder, in your voice: the Lexicon defines the terms on this page in plain English.

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