Keep the whole story.
Bring related conversations into a work file, with the source message always close at hand.
↗Your conversations have a story.
Your email should know it.
Early access · Existing email, a fresh perspective.
Hi Jamie,
The revised proposal looks great. Can we pick up where we left off and confirm the next steps?
One conversation.
Nothing lost in the thread.
Illustrative product view · Fictional conversation
01 — A BETTER RELATIONSHIP WITH EMAIL
Bring your email into one workspace. Keep useful context close, find the thread behind the conversation, and decide what happens next.
Explore your workspaceA place for the message.
And everything around it.
Bring related conversations into a work file, with the source message always close at hand.
↗See what needs attention, who you are waiting for, and the next step you have chosen.
→Shape a draft with AI assistance, make it your own, and review it before you choose to send.
↳Context, AI and workflow features vary by mailbox provider and workspace configuration during early access.
02 — ROOM TO THINK
Good email software should help you get back to the work that matters. Not give you another place to get lost.
That is the idea behind InboxKnows: useful context, considered assistance, and the final word left with you.
A calmer way to keep things moving.
03 — YOUR EMAIL STAYS YOURS
Start with a personal workspace or bring your company together. Connect the mailbox you already use, then choose the access it needs.
Provider permissions and connection availability apply. Advanced features are not yet identical across providers.
See your connection options04 — MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Start exploring now. Choose a subscription when paid plans launch.
EARLY ACCESS · PAID PLANS COMING SOONA personal workspace for your own email and the work around it.
A company workspace with deliberate access for each member.
Paid checkout is not open yet. Prices, included usage and subscription terms will be published before purchase becomes available. No payment is taken on this page.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
LET’S PICK UP THE THREAD.