Done-for-You Email Management for Businesses That Run on Their Inbox.

It is how you stop losing track of work that lives in email. Every deal, project or client gets one page, built automatically from your emails and meetings. Anyone with access can see what was said, when, and who owes the next step, without digging back through their inbox and meeting notes.

There is nothing to install and no data entry. We take an onboarding call with you, connect to your inbox, read the last ninety days and build your workstreams from the mail already there.

Owners and operators whose business arrives by email: trades, agencies, brokers, consultants, anyone who sends an invoice and then has to wonder about it. If a thread going quiet costs you money rather than tidiness, you're the reader. If your inbox is mostly newsletters, it isn't.

Gmail and Outlook, through Google's and Microsoft's own APIs. Shared boxes too, info@, accounts@, support@, which is usually where the dropped thread actually lives. Connect in one click, disconnect in one click.

No, and we'd rather you didn't have to. The chases arrive as drafts in your drafts folder and the statement arrives as an email, both inside the mailbox you already use. There is a dashboard if you want to look at it, but nothing on this page requires you to open it. You're buying the work done, not a tool to do it with.

It reads the threads you already wrote. A promise is a sentence you sent, like “I'll get that over to you Thursday”, and a thread going cold is a message you sent with nothing after it. Both are already in your mailbox. In one customer's ninety days that was 93 threads he sent last on and 31 promises with nothing behind them, the oldest 116 days overdue.

Email management starts at $149 a month, and the Order desk starts at $750 a month. Everyone on your team can use it at no extra cost. The pricing page has the details.

Both. The Clarity team keeps your workstreams and stages current, brings in your Fathom notes and sends you a report every month. We also take the onboarding call ourselves, in your actual mail.

An inbox is hard to run a business from, so what matters lives in one workstream per deal, project or client: what was said, when, and who owes the next step. You stop digging back through your inbox and meeting notes.

Clarity also holds what you promised and what you are owed from the moment it was written, so a thread that goes quiet shows up before it costs you.

It reads them the way a spam filter does: by machine, through Google's and Microsoft's official APIs, and it has been through Google's verified-app review. Nothing is sold, nothing is shared, and nothing trains a model for anyone else. Anything you mark off-limits isn't processed at all: not drafted, not filed, not read. We're bootstrapped, so there's no investor asking us to earn a second time on your mail. You pay us; that's the entire business.

Only for lanes you switch on, and week one is all drafts. Chasing money never sends on its own, on any plan. In one customer's March, 6 of the month's items were brought to him rather than actioned, because they were judgment calls.

An inbox tool starts when mail arrives and makes it easier to handle. That's a real job, and it isn't this one. Nothing arriving is not an event. No notification fires, no badge appears, nothing lands in a list. Clarity starts from the other end, at the thread that stopped.

Gemini waits to be asked. You open a message, you prompt it, it helps you with that message. Clarity has already worked before you open anything. The replies are drafted in your voice and the quiet threads are found. And Gemini only ever looks at what arrived, which is the half of your inbox that isn't costing you anything.

Superhuman makes you faster at inbox zero, and it's very good at that. It's a different job. Clarity doesn't ask you to change how you work. It sits inside the Gmail or Outlook you already have, drafts in your voice, and brings you the threads nobody answered. Superhuman speeds up the mail you can see.

Yes. Per seat on Starter and Pro, and a shared box counts the same as a personal one. Teams living on sales, service or dispatch feel it first, because a slow reply there is a lost job rather than an untidy list. Past twenty seats we do it with a rollout specialist. The report is free per mailbox, so run it on three of them before you decide anything.

One click on the billing page. No notice period, no hidden fee, no phone call to a retention desk. What it made stays with you either way, because the labels and drafts are Gmail and Outlook objects, not ours, so leaving doesn't take your mailbox back to zero.