The inbox pile-up
3,000 unread that make you freeze. It sorts them while you sleep; you wake to a 90-second morning.
an illustration · not your inbox
How it works
No prompts. No models. No config. You talk to a friendly little someone, and it handles the boring bit — and never does anything without asking you first.
In plain words — “sort my inbox,” “reply to the ones I keep ignoring.” No settings, no jargon, no learning anything.
It reads, it sorts, it writes the reply for you. The stuff your brain refuses to care about until it’s a problem — it just handles.
Boop shows you what it wants to do and asks first. Nothing is ever sent from your account until you tap yes. You’re always the boss.
What can you hand it?
3,000 unread that make you freeze. It sorts them while you sleep; you wake to a 90-second morning.
an illustration · not your inbox
The draft you started, hated, and left in a tab. It writes a clean one. You change it or send it.
an illustration · a made-up reply
“Just checking in” you never send. It drafts it; you approve it. The lead doesn’t go cold.
an illustration · a made-up nudge
The email to the doctor, the school, the landlord. It writes the awkward one for you — you just say yes.
an illustration · a made-up note
The forty subscriptions burying the two emails that matter. It clears the noise so the real ones float up.
an illustration · made-up senders
The message from three weeks ago you meant to answer. It resurfaces the ones that quietly fell through.
an illustration · a made-up thread
Every panel above is a made-up illustration — never your real mail. Boop drafts and sorts; nothing is sent, deleted, or archived without your yes.
What Boop won’t do
Every action waits for one tap from you. No exceptions, no “helpfully” acting on its own.
No payments, no bank, no buying anything. It handles words, not your wallet.
It reads only what you hand it, only to do the job you asked for — and nothing else on your device.
If it couldn’t do something, it tells you plainly. It never fakes a result to look busy.
Your mail is never sold, never used to train models, never read by a person unless you ask.
Is my stuff safe?
Leave your email on the home page and yours will be waiting.
Save me one