Free trial
- 14 days free
- 14 digests included
- 1 connected inbox
- Up to 60 emails per digest
- AI assistant: email search, planner, tasks (30 days)
- Planner: tasks, events & calendar
Built for leaders and high-performance teams. InboxBrief transforms your emails into digests, tasks, priorities, and deadlines, to work more clearly alone or with your team.
14-day free trial · 14 summaries included · No card

Get a clear summary every morning
See what's urgent and what can wait
Ask the assistant, without digging through your inbox
Connect your workspace tools
Tools built to cut straight to what matters.
A few simple instructions. InboxBriefs knows exactly what to highlight.
Search your emails, create tasks, schedule events and manage your planner, all in one conversation.
Deadlines, appointments and tasks found in your digest are automatically added to your planner.
Extend the power of AI to your collective processes. A shared workspace allows your organization to collaborate around your general communication channels.
Workflow
Connect your inbox once, get your digest every morning.
Gmail, Outlook or private server. Read-only.
Your digest arrives when you prefer.
Urgent, important, FYI. Nothing more.
Pricing
A free 14-day trial to test it out, a Pro plan for unlimited summaries and multiple inboxes.
Inbox security
Your data never leaves your control.
End-to-end encrypted content. Emails and summaries are unreadable, even to us.
Your data remains stored in Europe, secured under the highest privacy standards.
Your email access is encrypted and strictly read-only via official provider authorizations.
FAQ
No. Access is strictly read-only. InboxBriefs can't send, delete or modify anything.
Each summary covers the emails received since the previous one, that's the last 24 hours for a daily digest. Nothing that arrives between two summaries is missed.
No. We read your emails to generate the summary, then forget them. Only the summary is kept. You can delete everything from the Account page.
Yes. On Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo we use only the provider's official authorization flow. For a company inbox on a private server, your IMAP password is encrypted at rest. In every case, access is encrypted and never transmitted in plain text.
Yes. Free requires no card. Pro is monthly with no commitment, cancellable in one click. Your access stays active until the end of the paid period.
In the language of your choice, regardless of the original language of your emails. You can write your rules in that language too.
1 on the Free plan, up to 3 on the Pro plan. All accounts are merged into one summary, sent to your InboxBriefs address.
Yes. Your spam folder is included in every analysis. An important message misclassified by your inbox won't slip through.
Yes. Beyond Gmail, Outlook / Microsoft 365 and Yahoo, you can connect an inbox hosted on your company's private server over IMAP. Enter your address and password, we detect the server automatically, and the password is encrypted at rest.
Reads
Short guides to understand how InboxBriefs structures emails, protects inbox access and turns summaries into actionable decisions.
The ways to get a daily summary of your inbox, from homemade filters to an AI-prioritized digest, and how to pick the one that fits you.
Read the article ProductivityFive concrete levers to escape email overload, from batch processing to delegating the sorting to software, without chasing inbox zero.
Read the article AIUnder the hood of an AI-generated email summary: what the model reads, how it decides priorities, and where the safeguards are.
Read the article GuideA practical method for turning your priorities, your key senders and the topics you want to ignore into rules that genuinely improve your digests.
Read the article SecurityA clear look at our OAuth approach, token encryption and the technical limits that stop InboxBriefs from acting on your emails.
Read the article ProductivityA look at the time lost manually sorting busy inboxes, and how a prioritized digest cuts that cost from the very start of the day.
Read the article ComparisonNative tools, manual filters, general-purpose AI assistants or a dedicated daily digest: a comparison of the four ways to summarize your inbox, and how to choose.
Read the article ProductivityReading an email isn't enough; what matters is not forgetting what it asks. How to automatically turn emails into tasks and events in an agenda that stays.
Read the article GuideOutlook files your emails but doesn't summarize them. How to get a prioritized digest of your Outlook or Microsoft 365 inbox every morning, read-only.
Read the article GuideIs your inbox hosted on your company's own server, neither Gmail nor Outlook? Here's how to connect it over IMAP and get a prioritized summary every morning.
Read the article TeamInboxBriefs is no longer just a summarizer. In a team, it becomes a real workspace: shared inbox, common agenda, assigned tasks, roles, activity journal.
Read the article AgendaA daily summary is nice; an agenda that fills itself from your emails is nicer. How InboxBriefs turns your inbox into a usable planner.
Read the article CollaborationIn almost every SMB, the same problem repeats: an email hits contact@, someone pastes it into Slack asking "who's taking this?". There's a better way.
Read the article WorkspaceTransform email overload and messy shared mailboxes into a structured collaborative hub with AI digests, shared agendas, and task assignments.
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