Email & calendar
Outlook
If Outlook is where your email lives, Ody writes, sends, and watches it the same way.
What you can ask
Send the client the updated Tuesday start date.
Draft a reply about the delayed tile order.
What came in from my accountant this week?
Find the Miller contract email.
Follow up with the supplier about Friday delivery.
Tell Alex I approved the revised scope.
How it runs
Handle a supplier delay
Forward the delay to Ody and say the order must arrive by Friday. Ody reads the Outlook thread, pulls in the order number and delivery address, and drafts a direct reply asking for confirmation. You receive the whole message in Apple Messages, where you can change the deadline or approve it before Ody sends.
Find the client answer
Ask whether the Miller family accepted the revised scope. Ody searches Outlook for the latest thread, separates the client reply from older attachments, and gives you the answer with its date. If a response is still needed, Ody prepares one using the current scope and returns it for your approval.
Prepare the morning inbox
Before 8 a.m., ask Ody for messages that affect today’s work. Ody checks Outlook for schedule changes, delivery updates, and client questions, then sends a short list to Apple Messages. Choose an item and Ody drafts the reply. You see the recipient and wording before deciding whether it should send.
See how a whole week comes together on the use cases page.
How Outlook 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 Outlook + Ody
Ody can search your inbox, summarize active threads, and prepare replies for clients or suppliers. Every outbound message is shown to you in Apple Messages and waits for your approval.
Ask Ody in Apple Messages. Ody sends a secure connection link, and you can disconnect the app at any time.
Yes. Ody can use the earlier messages in the Outlook thread to prepare a relevant draft, then bring that draft back for your review.
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.
