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The first inbox with good judgement.
Clean video. Smooth and clear explanation and overall great product.
An inbox with good judgment is wild because mine has been making questionable choices since 2014 and I refuse to therapize it now.
Has anyone tried just using folders and rules. They worked fine when Obama was president and they still do.
The landing page loads fast and the copy is tight, but the launch video buries the demo at the 40 second mark. Most people are already gone by then.
ok wait, does 'good judgment' mean it auto-archives the recruiter who pitched me a Series B role at a Series Pre-seed company?
Naive question: whose judgment is it using? Mine, the company average, or some opinionated default that thinks every newsletter is important?
Two word tweet, one screenshot, no thread. Either supremely confident or someone scheduled it and went to lunch.
Curious about pricing. Inbox tools live and die by whether they sit above or below the Superhuman psychological line.
Any API or webhook story here, or is this strictly a closed client experience? Asking because every email tool eventually gets a 'why no Zapier' issue.
How does it handle shared inboxes and delegated access? That's where every smart inbox quietly falls apart in real teams.
Every AI inbox demo looks magical until day three when it confidently archives the wire transfer instructions.
First ten seconds of the video are vibes, no value prop. The hook should be the inbox doing the thing, not the logo dissolving in.
An inbox with judgment is just a chief of staff you don't have to apologize to.
Interesting space, but email productivity has a graveyard the size of a small country. What's the retention story past month two?
Fifth opinionated inbox I've seen launch this quarter. The bar for the launch film keeps rising and this one is mid-tier cinematic.
Building something nearby in the calendar space and rooting for these folks. The 'judgment' framing is sharper than 'AI inbox' and I'm slightly mad I didn't think of it first.