April
Reach Inbox Zero by speaking with your email & calendar
April launched on August 19, 2025 with 664 votes, #21 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
April is a voice-controlled AI assistant that helps users manage email and calendar tasks hands-free. Designed for busy professionals, it allows users to reschedule meetings, delete unwanted emails, and respond to important messages using voice commands. The tool aims to help users achieve inbox zero without manual interaction, functioning as a digital executive assistant for email and calendar management.
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From the sources
April is a voice AI Executive Assistant that manages your email and calendar handsfree. Built for busy individuals who need an EA. Using just your voice you can ask April to reschedule meetings, delete junk email and respond to emails that matter.
Download April - AI Executive Assistant by Cosmoverse, Inc on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like April - AI…
I was lucky to be an early beta user of April - now I’ve been using it every morning while driving to work - it’s so fast and saves me so much time at the office. I was lucky to be an early beta user of April - now I’ve been using it every morning while driving to work - it’s so fast and saves me so much time at the office. This has been a game changer for editing my calendar. Not sure how they were able to get the models to understand my so perfectly This has been a game changer for editing my calendar. Not sure how they were able to get the models to understand my so perfectly I drive 2 hours everyday and always dreamt of the ability to clear emails before I reach office. This is a game…from apps.apple.com
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