Your inbox, turned into a daily briefing.
Make the decision once. Briefr remembers.
Briefr sorts your email into what needs a reply, what you should know, and what you can ignore — then remembers what you decided, so tomorrow doesn't ask again.
It's not that you get too much email.
It's that you're asked to make the same trivial decision about the same newsletter, the same sender, the same kind of message — every single day. Briefr makes the decision stick.
A daily edition, not a to-do list.
Four steps, running quietly across every mailbox you connect.
Sorts
Every message from the last 24 hours, across Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP, sorted into Action, Update, or Noise — automatically.
→Decide once
Swipe, reply, or mark reviewed. One pass through your briefing is the whole interaction.
→Remembers
Done means done. Snoozed means later — not forgotten, and not asked again tomorrow.
→Learns
Correct a sender's category once, and it's fixed for good — Briefr adapts to how you actually work.
This is the actual edition, with sample mail.
Not a screenshot — a real run of the same screens. Expand a row, correct a category, or work through the reply queue, then simulate tomorrow and see what stuck.
Available now for Android. Building toward iOS.
Decision memory, not summarization.
Handles it
Done means done. It doesn't keep coming back.
Remembers it
Snoozed means later — not lost.
Learns you
Correct a sender once. Briefr remembers next time.
Keeps it brief
See what matters without scrolling through your inbox.
It can reduce your attention burden. It must never invent urgency.
That's the rule the product is built around — especially important for something that reads your email.
Every mailbox, one place
Gmail, Outlook/Microsoft, and any IMAP account — including Yahoo — read into a single daily briefing. No juggling apps, no missed thread because it lived in the "other" inbox.
No invented urgency
A message you were only cc'd or bcc'd on can never be flagged as needing your reply — by design, not by accident. Briefr is conservative about what it asks of your attention.
You send every reply
Briefr drafts nothing on your behalf without your say. Replies are only ever sent when you tap send — never automatically.