Autogmail can write email drafts without a prompt

Many people have already embraced the AI automation age for better or worse. We’re seeing AI tools come out that alleviate countless mundane tasks for us, and one tool claims to be able to write 80% of your emails. Autogmail is an AI tool that can write email drafts for you without so much as a prompt.

What is Autogmail, and how can this AI tool help you?

There are those jobs that see workers shooting out emails left and right. It could really weigh on someone’s nerves, especially if they have to involve a ton of repeated information. We at AH don’t particularly support AI tools that do your entire job for you, however, there are tools that can actually take a load off. Autogmail could be that tool.

The company uses OpenAI’s API, so we’re sure that this tool is powered by ChatGPT. So, you know that you have a powerful tool. Also, as you can tell by the name, it’s based on Gmail, one of the best email clients on the market.

The beauty of Autogmail is that, when a new email comes in, it will automatically generate a draft for you. All you do is review that email, make edits if you need to, and send it off. You don’t even have to type up a prompt.

Also, you won’t need to use a dedicated app or webpage. Autogmail exists as a  browser extension. So, you’ll be able to use Gmail just how you normally do.

This tool learns

We’re not going to BS you about this Autogmail. To make an omelette, you need to break a few eggs, and you can’t use a powerful AI tool without feeding it a bunch of personal data. In order to operate, Autogmail will need to learn from your inbox. As put on the company’s site, “Auto Gmail will read through your emails to learn everything about you and your style.”

No matter how you slice it, that’s unsettling. The tool will look through your entire inbox to learn about your writing style so as to generate a draft closest to what you’d actually write. As per the company’s data privacy policy, it will access your email data and email metadata (recipients, senders, date, and subject) to provide the context for the draft generation.

The company will store your email content for a period of 12 months and usage data for up to 90 days. The latter is for troubleshooting purposes. This sort of information is important to know, as most AI tools need to take some sort of data. However, the company made it clear that it will not willingly sell or share any of your data.

Prices

So, how much does this service cost? There are two price tiers. The Pro version ($27/month or $197/year) will give you 500 drafts per month. You’ll also be able to use your entire inbox to train the tool and use it on your phone.

Next, we have the Max plan. This one costs $47/month or $397/year, and it gives you 1,000 drafts a month along with the other perks mentioned above.

You can try a free trial today.