What it does
Emilio is an email assistant that works on a Gmail inbox. You sign in with your Google account and accept the consent, and it runs in the background with no installation. It looks only at unread messages and labels each one as high, medium or low priority, using signals such as who sent it, how you handled similar mail before, and how much attention it expects the message to need. High-priority mail is tagged Important, and correcting a label teaches it your preferences. It also summarises email threads and builds digests of the most important messages; for the full summary feature the site says to install its add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace. Drafting emails in your own tone and knowledge is listed as coming soon. The site describes it as language-agnostic and says it holds Google's CASA Tier 2 security certification. The site shows a notice that Emilio is closing down on 15 July 2024, so it should be treated as discontinued. Its listed pricing was a free tier of 100 emails, a Standard plan at $10 per month and an Enterprise plan at $10 per seat per month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Capabilities
- Labels unread email as high, medium or low priority
- Tags high-priority mail as Important so notifications can focus on it
- Learns from your corrections when you change a label
- Summarises email threads and builds inbox digests
- Sign in with a Google account, with a Google Workspace add-on for summaries
- Described as language-agnostic
When to use it
- Comparing inbox-triage tools that sit on top of Gmail
- Checking what a priority-labelling and thread-summary assistant offered before choosing a replacement
