Supafax drafts replies, schedules meetings, and prioritizes emails
building @supafax_ (YC W26)
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Supafax is an AI agent that lives inside your inbox and proactively manages your email and calendar without waiting to be prompted. It is an AI agent that lives in your inbox and proactively manages your email and calendar. In a typical workday, it triages overnight messages before you open your inbox, drafts informed replies to the threads that matter, finds meeting times across calendars and time zones when CC'd like an executive assistant, and keeps tabs on recurring tasks and slipping deadlines in the background. It is aimed at founders, operators, and anyone whose morning starts by digging out from under a backlog of email.
The launch is notable because most assistants still ask people to learn an interface or write a prompt to get anything done. Supafax runs on top of the email client users already have, with no separate app, dashboard, or shortcut system to adopt, which is a deliberate response to the fact that most workers outside of tech do not think in terms of agents or chat windows. The team is exiting beta this week alongside a Product Hunt push, with a free month offered to early users.
Supafax was founded in 2025 by Rohan Mahendraker and Anton Muratov, and has 2 employees based in San Francisco. It is part of Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch. Rohan is a self-taught software engineer who built and sold compliance software to Fortune 500s, and was previously a founding engineer at CoLoop (YC S21), where he built their eval suite and AI agent. Anton has a go-to-market background, having closed enterprise deals with large banks and global fashion groups and advised YC startups and later-stage companies on GTM strategy.
The tweet got cut off mid-sentence right when you were about to make the actual point. Genuinely impressive cliffhanger game or did the upload just fumble?
Tomas Lindqvist14d ago
An assistant I don't prompt sounds great until it schedules a meeting with my ex-cofounder at 7am. What's the undo button look like?
Kenji O.14d ago
ok wait, 'first assistant you don't have to prompt' is a spicy claim to lead with on launch day. respect the swagger.
Adaobi Nwosu14d ago
Curious about the prioritization logic. Is it learning from what I open or just what I reply to, because those are very different signals.
milos14d ago
Pricing page has one tier and a contact-sales button. Bold choice. Are you betting the whole thing on seat-based or is there a usage component lurking?
Yui Hanazaki14d ago
Any public API or is this a closed loop with Gmail and Calendar only? Webhook for 'reply drafted' would unlock a lot of weird automations.
Rafa Bustamante14d ago
Building in the meeting-scheduling lane too and the email-first wedge is smart. The hard part isn't drafting, it's when the assistant gets one thing wrong and you stop trusting it forever.
Deepa R.14d ago
We shipped something almost identical inside Gmail in 2019 and killed it because retention cratered after week 3. Curious what you're seeing in beta cohorts.
Olu Akande14d ago
Whoever cut the launch video understood the assignment, the jump from the chaotic inbox shot to the clean draft is the whole pitch in two seconds.
Siobhan McCarthy14d ago
Before procurement even looks at this: SSO, SOC2, data residency in EU? Legal will not let an LLM touch the CEO's inbox without all three.