AI assistant for Gmail
PocketClaw reads your Gmail the way you would if you had the time. It works out what needs a decision from you and what does not, drafts the routine replies in your voice, and turns real requests into tracked tasks. Anything involving a refund or a price, it stops and asks. You review a short queue of prepared work instead of a full inbox, and nothing sends until you approve it.
What it does with Gmail
Surfaces the mail that actually needs you
PocketClaw sorts what came in by what it requires, not by when it arrived. A customer waiting on an answer rises above a newsletter. You see the few messages that need a decision first.
Drafts replies in your voice
For messages it can answer, PocketClaw writes the reply the way you write and holds it. You read the draft, change what you want, and send. It keeps the edits you make and applies them next time.
Turns a request into a tracked task
When an email is really a task, PocketClaw files it in your task tool with the context attached, so the follow-up does not live only in your memory of having read it.
Summarizes long threads
For a thread that has gone twenty messages deep, PocketClaw tells you where it stands and what is being asked of you now, so you do not reread the whole chain.
Flags anything time-sensitive
A message with a deadline, a meeting request, or a customer about to churn gets called out rather than left for you to notice on your own.
Seen end to end
Gmail is one of the tools PocketClaw reads for inbox triage. That page walks the whole job end to end, across every tool it touches.
Common questions
- Does PocketClaw send email on its own?
- No. It drafts and waits. Every reply and every send needs your approval first. The value is in the reading and the drafting, not in acting without you.
- What does it read in my Gmail?
- It reads the messages it needs to triage and draft. You authorize Gmail through Google's own sign-in and can disconnect it at any time. The security page covers what is stored and how to delete it.
- Can it work with more than one inbox?
- Yes. You can connect Gmail and Outlook together, and PocketClaw triages across both. It also reads customer conversations from Zendesk and Intercom if you use them.