Email & calendar
Gmail
Ody writes and sends your emails in your voice, and flags the ones that actually need you.
What you can ask
Reply to the Hendersons and confirm Monday at 9.
Email Dave the patio quote for $4,800.
Which client emails need an answer today?
Find the warranty email from Patterson.
Draft a follow-up for the three open quotes.
Tell Morgan the materials arrive Friday.
How it runs
Send a quote today
Text Ody the client name, patio price, and Monday start date. Ody drafts a clear Gmail message, adds the quote details, and checks the recipient before anything moves. You get the complete email back in Messages to edit or approve. Ody sends it only after you say yes. The original details remain easy to check.
Clear the urgent replies
Ask what needs attention before the first job. Ody checks Gmail for client questions, supplier delays, and payment notices, then groups the important messages by sender and deadline. It brings a short summary into Messages and prepares replies for the items you choose. You approve every reply before it leaves Gmail.
Follow up on open work
Tell Ody to find quotes sent last Tuesday with no answer. Ody locates the Gmail threads, checks the names and job details, and drafts a specific follow-up for each client. The messages come back to you together for review. Change the wording or approve them one by one before Ody sends anything.
See how a whole week comes together on the use cases page.
How Gmail works with your other apps
Ody carries the details between the tools you already use. You stay in Apple Messages and approve every client-facing action.
Questions about Gmail + Ody
Ody can find messages, summarize what needs you, and draft replies or follow-ups using the details you provide. It brings every outbound email back to Apple Messages for your approval before sending.
Ask Ody in Apple Messages. Ody sends a secure connection link, and you can disconnect the app at any time.
No. Ody shows you the recipient and full draft first, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
Ody plans cost $49.99, $99.99, or $199.99 a month, with a 3-day trial (card required) and a 14-day money-back guarantee.
