An AI email assistant that drafts, sorts and waits for your OK

It sorts every email into what needs a reply from you and what can wait, then ranks what needs you by who sent it. Someone you work with closely, an email written to you directly, or a person you are meeting within a day all move a message up. Receipts, newsletters, invitations and automated mail are recognised first, so they do not crowd the list.

Ask "what needs me?" and you get the list with a reason for each one. Threads you have already answered drop off. Your morning brief also carries the emails waiting on you next to the day's meetings.

They are written in your style, learned from 20 of your recent sent emails. It reads them, writes a short description of how you write, and keeps only that description, which you can see and edit under Connections. The emails themselves are not kept.

Every draft is a real Gmail draft, so you can open it in Gmail and change it there. Each one is marked as routine or as needing your judgement. If you edit a draft in Gmail after Bumblebee showed it to you, it will not send the old version: it notices the change and leaves it to you.

Bumblebee sends exactly the emails you ticked, once each, after a ten-second window in which you can undo. The card shows each email in full: who it goes to, who is copied, the subject and the text.

Some emails get an extra warning on the card, such as a first email to someone you have never written to, more than ten recipients, or something sensitive going outside your company. You can also make your own rules, for example "always ask before emailing anyone outside the company". It reads each rule back to you in plain words before saving it.

Yes. Say "clean up my newsletters" and it lists every sender on one card, showing for each one how it will leave: a one-click unsubscribe, an unsubscribe email, or just a filter. Once you approve, it reports back, for example "Unsubscribed from 7, filtered 1."

Every sender on the card also gets a filter that labels its mail "Newsletters" and keeps it out of your inbox. When a sender only lets you leave through its own website, Bumblebee can do that on its own browser after you approve it.

"Move my 3pm with Globex to tomorrow and let them know" becomes one card showing the old time, the new time and who Google will notify. By default nothing moves until you approve, and it checks that the guest list has not changed in the meantime.

To find a time, it checks your calendar and the busy times of the people invited, where their calendars allow it, and tells you whose it could not see. It also warns you about clashes, including back-to-back meetings in different places with less than 30 minutes between them.