Connect Gmail and Norman goes through the last few months of your email. It shows you the replies you owe, the follow-ups nobody answered, and the threads that went quiet, with a reply drafted for each one, in your voice.
Your real inbox, not a demo account. Every draft waits for your approval; nothing is sent, archived, or scheduled on its own.
Threads from the last two weeks where the last word is someone else’s, and it was a question, a request, or an intro. Each one gets a reply drafted in your voice.
Mail you sent in the last month that never got a reply. A short nudge, written in the same thread, ready when you are.
Tone, length, greeting and sign-off, read from your own sent mail. That’s the voice the drafts are written in. Plus the real number on how fast you reply.
Hours in meetings, how much of your week that is, and a prep note for the ones with someone outside your company.
This is a single read of your account, not the product. Nothing schedules itself and nothing keeps running after you close the tab. The drafts stay where you left them, waiting on a tap.
It’s free, it’s your actual inbox, and the reply is already written when the report loads. You decide whether it goes.