Unfold Mail
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A mail agent for people who get 200 emails a day

187 arrived today.
Nine needed you.

Unfold Mail works behind your existing inbox. It reads everything, tells you which emails genuinely need your response, hands you the facts from the rest, and drafts replies in your voice. You set how strict it is. Nothing is ever hidden.

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Today, 07:009 of 187 need you
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Decisions and VIPsasks, approvals, escalations
  • Maya OkaforNeed your call on Q3 raise timing before Thursdayreason: direct ask, deadline thu vip · board
  • Dana WhitfieldIntermittent 502s since the migration, escalatingreason: first contact @ customer domain guarantee
  • Jake LiuEnterprise pilot: can you approve the §4 redlines?reason: approval requested customer
  • Sarah ChenOffsite travel options, pick one by EODreason: direct ask, deadline today team
  • Alex RomeroIntro: Meera Shah (CFO candidate)reason: warm intro relationship
  • Finance teamFYI: May close numbers are finalreason: no response needed, fact kept for your brief
  • Ravi (Legal)CC: vendor MSA countersigned
  • StripeYour invoice #8841 is available
  • Priya NairFollowing up on my last three emails
  • TechCrunch DailyNewsletter: this week in AI funding
  • ZoomReceipt for your subscription renewal
  • LinkedInYou appeared in 9 searches this week
178 held in the ledger, each with its reason. Nothing archived, nothing deleted, one tap to overrule.
24%1

of a CEO's working time goes to email. Not to customers, not to strategy. Email.

2752

interruptions a day from meetings, mail, and chat. One every two minutes, all day.

40%2

of professionals are in their inbox before 6 a.m., and a third are back after 10 p.m.

What it does

Filters sort where mail came from.
This answers whether it needs you.

Respond to these

The nine that matter

A ranked list of threads waiting on you: direct asks, approvals, escalations, conversations going cold. Each carries the one-line reason it made the cut.

Know these

Facts, not summaries

From the mail you did not read: deadline changes, amounts, commitments made to you, status updates. One line each, source a tap away.

Send these

Replies in your voice

Drafts waiting on the thread in your own drafts folder. Review, tweak, send. The agent never sends anything itself.

The morning brief

Your day, before
your inbox.

Delivered into your own inbox at 7:00. Three to five facts worth knowing, the threads that need you, and one line accounting for everything else. Anything truly urgent never waits for the brief; it interrupts you the moment it lands.

Unfold Mail · morning brief07:00
deadlineBoard meeting moved to Aug 14, pre-read now due Aug 8.
amountAcme renewal countersigned at $120,000, up 20% on last year.
commitmentJake owes you the pilot metrics by Wednesday. Day two of three.
statusMay close is final. Burn came in 4% under plan.
2 threads need your response · 41 handled, in the ledger
The operating agreement

The rules a good assistant
puts in writing.

Every triage tool dies the first time it buries something important. So the commitments that protect you are hard rules that bypass the AI entirely, written down like an assistant's operating agreement, because that is what they are.

§1

Nothing is ever hidden

Held mail goes to a ranked ledger with a stated reason, one tap away. Never archived, never deleted.

§2

Your VIPs always surface

At any dial setting. A rule in code, not a model's opinion.

§3

First contact always surfaces

A new sender from a customer's domain reaches you even though the agent has never seen them before.

§4

Uncertainty shows, it never hides

The agent is tuned to over-show, never over-hide. Borderline calls land in front of you.

§5

Autonomy is earned

Week one it only observes and reports what it would have done. Filtering starts when you have watched it be right.

§6

Your mail trains nothing

Zero-retention agreements with AI providers. No cross-customer learning on your content, contractually.

Who it is for

Built for the people email punishes most.

CEOs and founders

Board threads, escalations, and decisions buried under CC mail you feel obliged to read.

150–250 / day

Revenue leaders

Live deal threads where response speed is money, drowned by internal reporting.

200–300 / day

Partners and principals

Client mail across many engagements, where responsiveness is the product.

150–250 / day

CFOs and approvers

An inbox that is really an approval queue, where your latency blocks everyone.

150–200 / day
Early access

Stop reading 200 emails to
find the nine.

We are onboarding a small private beta, Gmail first. Leave your email and we will reach out in order.

No spam, no sharing your address. One email when your spot opens.