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An AI assistant for your email

Tell Iris what matters and it goes through your inbox for you: what needs an answer, what can wait, and what is just noise.

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Replies you only have to approve

Iris drafts the answer and shows it to you. Change a word or tap send. Nothing leaves your mailbox without your okay.

From email to calendar

A mail with a date becomes an appointment, a request becomes a task, and Iris finds a time that works before it books anything.

It tells you, so you don't have to check

Iris keeps an eye on new mail and speaks up when something needs you, with buttons to answer right from the notification.

An address of its own

Iris gets its own email address, so it can write to others as your assistant, never pretending to be you.

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Questions

Does Iris send emails on its own?

No. It drafts, you approve. Everything it did is in a log you can read.

Can it handle my calendar too?

Yes. It reads your calendar, finds a time that works and books once you say okay.

Is my mail safe with Iris?

Each household gets its own sealed-off assistant, hosted in Europe and shared with no one. Every power is a switch, and every switch starts off.

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