Every founder has lost money to an email they saw too late. You have too — you just can't name which one.
The email that sat in your inbox for three days while you meant to reply.
The client who went cold because you got buried in other threads.
The meeting that never got booked because the scheduling back-and-forth took a week.
The Sunday night dread of opening Gmail and seeing 200 unread messages staring back.
13 hours a week, gone to your inbox.
A part-time job you never hired for.
Gmail sorts what you read. Superhuman speeds up what you read.
None of them watch the email you never opened — where the money actually leaks.
So Mailient isn't a faster inbox. It's a hire — at $29 a month.
Watch each one on a real inbox — no mockups.
Every morning: the handful of emails that actually need you — a meeting to confirm, a VIP waiting, a reply that can't slip — each with the decision ready to make in a tap. The rest is already handled.
See what mornings look likeConnect once, and stop thinking about your inbox.
Two minutes, secure Google sign-in. Your email stays in Gmail — nothing moves, nothing to configure.
From your last 90 days of sent mail: your greetings, your rhythm, your sign-offs. Drafts start sounding like you, not like AI.
Overnight it reads everything, drafts the replies, books the meetings, chases the silence — and leaves you one briefing. Nothing sends without your approval.
We named it Arcus. You'll just say: handled.
Tell it “clear my inbox and prep tomorrow.”
Then shows you the few things that still need you.
> Scanned 214 threads from the last 24h
> Drafted 18 replies in your voice (avg confidence 89%)
> Booked 3 meetings · logged 6 contacts to Notion
> Archived 41 newsletters · flagged 2 for your eyes
> Briefing delivered. 2 things need you.
Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Notion, Slack and Cal.com — connected, not copied.
Most mornings you wake up already behind. Mailient clears it overnight — so you start on top of it, not buried.
246 unread, meetings piling up, replies you owe — all on you.
Replies drafted, meetings booked, one short brief of what's left.
Illustrative of a typical morning — not averaged usage data.
You open Mailient and there are only two emails left to think about. The other two hundred are read, sorted, answered, or archived — each with a note explaining what happened to it.
It learns who you are — your VIPs, your voice, what's strategic versus routine — and gets sharper every run. You're not operating software. You hired someone.
A multi-agent framework that connects to your tools and handles triage, scheduling, and tone-matched drafting out of the box.
Coordinates multiple specialized sub-agents to manage intake, verify context, and schedule meetings as a single aligned sweep.
One plan, everything included — you just pick how you pay.
The short version: Mailient removes email from your to-do list entirely.
Mailient removes email from your to-do list entirely. Connect your Gmail tonight — tomorrow morning, open one briefing. Not Gmail.