You approve before it sends
Drafts land in your drafts folder. Until you've built trust, nothing leaves without your say-so — and how much autonomy Beemy gets is always your dial to turn.
How it works
From inbox chaos to a quiet morning.
Beemy earns trust in stages: first it watches, then it learns, then it works. Here's exactly what happens between connecting your accounts and waking up to a handled inbox.
- 01
Connect
Link Gmail, Slack, calendars, docs, and the feeds you follow. Beemy starts read-only: it watches how you work before it ever acts on your behalf.
Gmail · Slack · Google Calendar · Docs · RSS · Reddit · newsletters
- 02
Extract
Every message is read for who and what it involves — people, companies, teams, projects, topics — and how those things relate to each other.
entity extraction · relationship mapping
- 03
Classify
Each piece of information is filed into the right silo — personal, work, public — automatically. You never tag anything; the boundaries hold themselves.
intelligent silos · zero manual filing
- 04
Learn
Beemy studies how you write to each person: the formality with leadership, the shorthand with your team, the warmth with family. Your voice, mapped per relationship.
communication style matching
- 05
Act
Now the busywork moves without you. Replies drafted for review, digests compiled, reports sent, follow-ups chased. Anything uncertain gets escalated — to you, never around you.
drafts · digests · reports · reminders · escalations
The rules of the hive
Built so you stay in charge.
Silos are architecture, not settings
Personal and work knowledge live in separate stores with separate boundaries. A work email can't surface your personal life, ever — there's no toggle to get wrong.
Escalation is a feature
The goal isn't zero interruptions; it's the right ones. Beemy is judged on what it correctly hands to you, not just what it handles for you.
Get your time back.
Beemy is in private beta. Join the waitlist and be first in line when the hive opens.