Connected to Gmail. Nothing to install.
An inbox that
answers itself.
doat replies to your routine email on its own, in your voice, from your address. The moment something looks like money, legal, or a decision you should make yourself, it stops and leaves you a draft.
Priya Raman
Re: Thursday 2pm works
Dev Patel
Quick question about the deck
Northwind Legal
Contract for signature
Sam Ortiz
Confirming the demo time
What actually happens
It reads everything that lands
Every five minutes doat pulls the unread mail out of your inbox, skipping newsletters, receipts, and anything automated.
It judges before it writes
Each email gets a category, a risk band, and a confidence score. Money, legal, job offers, angry senders, and anything it would have to guess at are marked sensitive on sight.
Routine mail gets answered
Safe, high-confidence threads get a real reply in your voice, sent from your address, labelled so you can audit every one of them later.
Risky mail waits for you
Anything sensitive becomes a Gmail draft on the right thread and shows up here for a one-click approve, edit, or discard. Nothing risky ever leaves without you.
The part that
keeps you safe.
Autonomy is only worth anything if it knows when to stop. Three independent layers decide before a single reply is sent.
Hard rules first
Bulk mail, no-reply addresses, and your own blocklist never reach the model at all.
Keyword holds
Invoices, contracts, salaries, passwords, refunds — your list, editable, always drafted.
Model risk band
Every email is graded safe, sensitive, or blocked, with a written reason you can read.
Confidence floor
Below your threshold it drafts instead of sends, no matter how safe it looked.
Stop typing the same reply.
One Google sign-in and it starts working on the next email that arrives.
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