Most people's inboxes are a mix of things that need a real answer, things that need a quick acknowledgment, and things that don't need a reply at all — but sorting which is which takes real time every day. A Neotask email agent reads incoming mail the way a sharp assistant would: it drafts real answers to routine questions, flags what genuinely needs your judgment, and quietly handles the busywork like reminders and forwarding. It plugs directly into Gmail (and works alongside Google Calendar and Slack for anything that spills outside the inbox). The examples below show what an email agent actually does across a typical week, and the questions people ask before letting one touch a real inbox.
Customer or partner emails that ask the same handful of questions get an accurate, on-brand draft reply within seconds, ready for you to send or lightly edit.
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The agent distinguishes a message from your biggest client from a newsletter, surfacing only what actually needs your attention at the top of the day instead of everything in arrival order.
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When an email proposes a time, the agent checks your Google Calendar, confirms or counter-proposes automatically, and only pings you if there's a real conflict to resolve.
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If you email someone important and hear nothing back in three business days, the agent drafts a polite nudge referencing the original ask so it never quietly falls off your radar.
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The agent identifies low-value recurring senders cluttering your inbox and proposes a batch cleanup, so you approve once instead of deleting the same newsletter every week.
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When a long client thread reaches a decision, the agent posts a short summary to the relevant Slack channel so the rest of the team stays in the loop without being cc'd on everything.
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Invoices and receipts that land in your inbox get automatically saved and labeled, so you're not hunting through months of email at tax time.
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Both are supported — you choose which categories of email are safe to auto-send and which should always land as a draft for your review first.
It learns from the senders, subjects, and context you've historically treated as priority, and you can correct it directly when it gets a call wrong.
Yes, it works alongside your existing Gmail setup rather than replacing it, applying labels and following the structure you already use.
$0/mo
Download without a card and start for free.
$50/mo
The full personal agent platform for one person.
$100/mo
One company workspace with room to add your team.
$200/mo
Multiple workspaces and capacity for larger teams.