
AI Email Assistant By Jeeva AI
Your Inbox on Autopilot in 23 seconds
AI Email Assistant By Jeeva AI launched on October 17, 2025 with 34 votes, #469 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Jeeva's email assistant organizes your inbox, drafts replies in your tone, preps you for every meeting, joins you call and capture notes for you. So you get back 7.6+ hours of time back every week.
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Supamail AI2025 · supamail.co · ▲214I run multiple projects and D2C brands, which means I manage 6 different Gmail accounts and easily get 100+ emails a day - team updates, invoices, customer queries, newsletters, OTPs… everything mixed together. After missing a few important emails that actually cost me money, I realized the problem wasn’t the number of emails, it was how hard it was to make sense of them. So I built Supamail, an AI-powered inbox that helps you read less and understand more. Here’s what it does: - Emails in last 24 hrs shrink into clear summaries, smart categories, and easy replies so you never feel…




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