Get a text when email
actually matters.

Gmail filters can label, archive, or forward — but they can't text you, and they only match exact strings. We use AI to read context (so “your flight is delayed” catches every airline's wording) and deliver a real SMS to your phone within seconds.

You can — and many people do — but those tools fire on every matching email, charge per task, and don't understand intent. We're built for one job (Gmail → important SMS) and we tune the AI for high precision. Most users get fewer than three texts a day.

We only request read access. We can't send, modify, or delete email. We process subject lines and bodies in-memory to match your rules, store metadata for matched messages only, and never train models on your data or share it. Disconnect Gmail any time and we delete everything within 24 hours.

Honestly: SMS costs us money on every send, and free trials attract abuse. Instead, the first text usually lands within minutes of setup — if it isn't useful in the first day, cancel and get a prorated refund. No questions.

Each rule has a daily cap (default 3) and you can set Quiet Hours where texts queue silently. If a rule is too noisy, edit it in plain English (“…but only from FedEx”) or pause it with one tap.

Not yet. We're focused on doing one provider really well first. Outlook and iCloud are on the roadmap — leave your email at signup and we'll let you know.