Talk your inbox empty on your run.

The voice-first email client. Triage your inbox out loud and get back the hour email takes from your morning.

Connects to the tools you love

GmailOutlookGoogle CalendarMicrosoft CalendarNotionTodoistLinear

How it works

End to end email, by voice

SayMail turns spoken sentences into finished email: triage, replies, scheduling, and cleanup, with nothing sent until you confirm.

Sorted by what matters

The threads that need you rise to the top with one-line summaries. Everything else gets one word, archive.

Important2

M

Maya Lin · Kickoff next week?

Wants a time this week, your call.

P

Priya Shah · Contract redlines

Needs your sign-off on clause 4.

Replies that sound like you

Say the gist. The draft writes itself in your tone and waits. Nothing sends until you say send.

MessageAsk AI
Send reply

Meetings book themselves

Say "invite her Thursday at two." Calendar checked, invite sent, thread closed, all in one breath.

Event details

Kickoff · Maya Lin
Thu 2:00 PM
2:30 PM

Add a Google Meet link

The noise, filtered out

Newsletters, receipts, and no-reply blasts handled without a tap. Say the word and whole categories disappear.

Routine

Archived 35
Newsletters
Receipts
No-reply notifications

Every action is read back before it happens, so you always know what just moved.

Voice at both ends, drafts in between: you approve everything that leaves.

Works with the Gmail or Outlook account you already have. Nothing to migrate.

Breeze

Breeze through your morning

Breeze reads your whole inbox, surfaces the few threads that need you with one-line summaries, and archives the routine.

You said

“Clear the routine, then catch me up on the rest.”

Hands-free · nothing sends without you

BreezeSorting your inbox · 41 of 49

Important6worth your attention

  • P
    Priya ShahRe: contract redlinesNeeds your sign-off on clause 4 before Thursday.
  • M
    Maya LinKickoff next week?Wants to lock a time, your call on the day.
Routine · 35: newsletters, receipts, no-replyArchived

Done

Just now
  • 35 routine archived
  • 6 summarized for you
  • Inbox at zero

One spoken sentence starts the sweep across everything that came in overnight.

The few threads worth your attention are summarized in a line each.

The routine 35 are archived before you have looked at the screen.

Compose by voice

You speak. It drafts. You send.

Say the gist and the draft writes itself in your tone. Every action is shown before it happens, and nothing sends until you say send.

You ask

“Reply that Thursday works, and book it at two.”

You confirm

“Send.”

Reply sent

Invite booked · Thu 2:00 PM

Schedule and reply

Set the event details and a short reply, then send.

Event details

Kickoff · Maya Lin
Thu 2:00 PM
2:30 PM

Add a Google Meet link

To

maya@northstar.co

Reply

Ask AI
Thursday at 2:00 works great, invite attached. Looking forward to it!
CancelSchedule & send

The drawer opens prefilled with everything you said, ready for a once-over.

Change a word by voice or by hand; the draft updates in place.

Only the word send sends. Every receipt is read back to you.

Voice-first, not voice-only

Talk when you want. Type when you don't.

SayMail is a full email client with Gmail-style shortcuts, so your hands never leave the keys on the days you'd rather type.

SayMail
Breeze
ReplyRForwardFArchiveENextJ

Re: contract redlines

4 messages · Priya Shah

Needs your sign-off on clause 4 before Thursday.

Ask AIB I U
Thursday at 2:00 works great.
CancelSend reply⌘↵
Press? for every shortcut.

Reply, archive, schedule, next: every action is one keystroke away.

The Gmail-style shortcuts you already know carry straight over.

Voice is there for the moments your hands and eyes are busy, never the only way in.

On your iPhone

Your inbox, in your pocket

The same SayMail on your iPhone: Breeze the inbox and speak your replies wherever the morning takes you. iOS only for now.

Speak it on the go

Breeze sorts the same inbox, replies still wait for your go-ahead, and the whole morning fits in the walk to the train. Available on iPhone.

The same mailbox and integrations as the web app

Voice triage with your earbuds in

Nothing sends without you, on any screen

2:4665
Breeze
All, Unread, Last 90 days

1 worth your attention · 3 routine

Important1
Routine· 3Archive all
Newsletters3

That's everything in this batch.

Breeze allBreeze important
BreezeInboxSentLabels

Integrations

Your inbox talks to your tools

Say the word and a thread lands where it belongs: saved to Notion, filed in Linear, booked on your calendar.

Connects to the tools you already use

SayMail works inside the Gmail or Outlook account you already have and acts in the tools around it, so a thread becomes a task, a page, or a meeting without ever leaving your inbox.

Save this to NotionMake a Linear issue from thisBook it Thursday at two

Security

Your mail stays yours

SayMail reads your mail on demand and stores none of it. It stays in your mailbox, not on our servers, and access is always yours to take back.

Encrypted, and never stored

SayMail reads your mail from your provider over encrypted connections, on demand, and keeps no copy of its own. It stays in your mailbox, never on our servers.

Revoke access in one move

Disconnect inside SayMail, or straight from your Google or Microsoft account, and our access ends right away, whatever is happening on our end.

Pricing

Get started

Two plans, one honest meter: the minutes you talk. Text AI is never metered, and every account starts with a free week.

See pricing in detail

Pro

Enough voice to clear your inbox every morning.

$29per month

Voice for about 15 minutes every workday.

Max

Every task tool connected, with headroom to spare.

$49per month

Voice for about 20 minutes every workday.

  • Unlimited text AI on every plan, never metered
  • Voice triage, replies, and scheduling
  • Every mailbox gets the full product
  • Add or remove mailboxes anytime
  • Cancel whenever you like

Every account starts with a free week: 45 minutes of voice and unlimited text AI. Run low later and a $7 top-up adds 60 minutes to your pool.

Start your free week

Before & after

Before SayMail vs. after SayMail

What changes when the inbox is something you speak to instead of a place you scroll.

Before SayMail

Typed
  • 7:45 AM. 41 unread, again.
  • Scroll, triage, star, snooze.
  • Type a reply. Reread it. Soften it. Send.
  • Look up. The morning's gone.

After SayMail

Spoken
  • “Catch me up, then clear the rest.”
  • Hear the three threads that need you.
  • Speak your replies. Confirm. Sent.
  • 8:15 AM. Inbox zero. Morning intact.

FAQ

Straight answers

The questions a careful reader asks before handing SayMail their inbox.

Does SayMail work with my email?

SayMail connects to the Gmail or Outlook account you already have. Connecting takes about a minute, your mail stays in your mailbox, and you can disconnect anytime.

Is my email safe with SayMail?

SayMail reads your mail on demand and keeps no copy of its own, so there is no inbox of yours sitting on our servers to leak. You grant access through Google or Microsoft, and you can revoke it in one move whenever you want.

Will it ever send something I didn't approve?

No. SayMail drafts and you confirm. Nothing sends, archives, or books until you say so, and every action is read back to you as a receipt.

Do I have to talk to it for everything?

No. SayMail is a full email client you read, type, and fly through on the keyboard, with the Gmail-style shortcuts you already know. Voice is there for the moments your hands and eyes are busy.

What kinds of things can I say?

Triage the morning, dictate replies, book meetings, clean up newsletters, and file follow-ups into tools like Notion, Todoist, and Linear, all in plain sentences.

What does it cost?

Pro is $29 a month and Max is $49; extra mailboxes add $10 and grow your voice pool. Voice minutes are the only meter, text AI is unlimited on both, and every account starts with a free week. The pricing page does the math for you.

The last morning you spend typing email.

Give SayMail one morning and hear what an empty inbox sounds like.