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Gmail is the first loop, live today. Beemy weighs each message by relationship and urgency, and drafts replies in your voice. It starts read-only. Your mailbox stays as it is.
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Live in beta. Gmail is the first loop Beemy runs end to end, next to Google Calendar.
Beemy weighs every message by relationship strength and urgency cues. A deadline counts. So does a direct ask from someone who matters. Routine mail stays out of your way, and only mail that needs you interrupts you.
Replies sound like you, not like a form letter. You read each draft and approve it. Then it sends.
Beemy sorts your mail into the right silo on its own side. It adds no labels and moves no messages. Your filters and labels keep working.
One item, shown
Illustrative example, built with mock data.
In Gmail
What arrived
Following up on the senior engineer role
A candidate you interviewed last week checks in on the role. The wording is almost the same as the other four check-ins this month.
Beemy's draft
Re: Following up on the senior engineer role
The reply is drafted in your own words and waits for your review. One tap sends it. Nothing goes out on its own.
You approve the reply, or edit it first. Either way, you send it.
What you would hand over first
YouYou're cc'd on a thread that's spiralling and don't have time to read all forty replies.
BeemyReads the whole thread and weighs each reply by sender and urgency. Then it tells you the one decision the thread needs.
YouForty emails and a dozen Slack pings piled up overnight, in both your work and personal accounts.
BeemyReads, classifies and files everything into the right silo before you wake. Nothing woke you, because nothing needed to.
YouThe class newsletter lands with forty parent replies underneath it.
BeemyReads the whole thread and tells you the one line that matters (non-uniform day is Friday).
YouYou're juggling three clients, each with their own inbox and their own tone.
BeemyTriages each inbox on its own. One client's context never bleeds into another's.
YouA customer asks the same question you have answered all quarter.
BeemyDrafts the reply in your voice, ready for a one-tap approval instead of a from-scratch rewrite.
YouA meeting invite lands overnight and needs a reply before your day starts.
BeemyDrafts the confirmation and waits for a one-tap approve from your phone, wherever you are.
What it can reach
Reads
Can do
Never
Getting connected
You sign in through Google. Access is read-only from the first second. You share no password and export no inbox.
It reads recent threads to see who you talk to and what is urgent. Nothing sends yet.
Approve drafts one tap at a time. When you are ready, promote one category, such as meeting confirmations, to send on its own.
Questions
Yes. Triage needs it. Access is read-only until you approve something, and Beemy trains no shared model on your content.
Not until you promote a category on your autonomy dial. Until then, every draft waits for your one-tap approval.
No. Its Gmail permission reads mail and sends mail you approve. It cannot add a label, move a message or delete one. Beemy sorts mail on its own side.
No. Work and personal Gmail accounts stay in separate silos, even if you connect both.
No. Your filters keep working as they do now. Beemy runs alongside them, and its triage adapts when you correct it.
Related
Beemy is in private beta. We send invites in rolling batches. We cannot promise a date. When your invite arrives, connect Gmail. Beemy sorts your inbox in that first session.
You're in the hive. You get no email now. We write to you once, when your invite is ready.
While you waitLast updated
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To join the waitlist, go to beemy.co/waitlist.