Daily Brief. Your inbox, summarized once a day.
MailOver reads everything that arrived and writes one short briefing of what mattered, plus an ongoing Highlights feed of important but not urgent mail.
You reread your inbox all day
Checking mail a dozen times to make sure nothing slipped means reading the same threads over and over, and the day quietly disappears into the inbox.
One briefing, written for you
Each day your secretary reads what arrived and writes a single brief: what needs you, what is worth knowing, and what it filed away. Read it once and get on with your work.
Three steps, about a minute
Connect your inbox
Link Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP account in about 30 seconds. No rules, no folders, nothing to configure.
MailOver reads each email
Your secretary reads the body of every thread and writes what actually happened, so the brief carries the decision or the ask, not a list of senders.
You read one daily brief
Open MailOver to a short summary of the day, with a Highlights feed you can scroll any time between briefs.
A daily brief, then Highlights to scroll
The brief leads with what needs a response, then the highlights worth knowing, each with a two-line summary so you get the point before opening the thread.
A briefing, not another inbox to read
A summary, not a digest of subject lines
MailOver reads the body of each thread and writes what happened, so you get the decision or the ask, not just a list of who emailed.
Highlights stay available between briefs
Important but not urgent mail collects in a Highlights feed you can scroll any time, so nothing has to wait a full day to reach you.
One brief across every inbox
Work, personal, and shared accounts roll into a single read instead of one inbox check after another.
Works with the inbox you already use
Daily Brief works the same across every account you connect. Pick your provider to see how it sets up.
Your email stays yours
Questions about Daily Brief
What's in the daily brief?+
The brief leads with what needs you, the action items and replies people are waiting on, then the highlights worth knowing, each with a short summary MailOver wrote. It ends with a count of everything it filed into categories, so you see the whole day at a glance in one read.
When does the brief arrive?+
MailOver reads mail through the day and has your brief ready when you open it, so it reflects everything that arrived rather than a fixed snapshot. The action items and highlights inside it update as new mail lands, and you can open MailOver whenever it suits your morning.
What's the difference between the brief and Highlights?+
The daily brief is one short read of what mattered today. Highlights is an ongoing feed of important but not urgent emails that collects between briefs, so you can scroll it any time. The brief is the summary, Highlights is the running list it draws from.
Does the summary replace the email?+
No. Every summary links to the full thread, which stays in your mailbox exactly as it arrived. MailOver writes the two-line version so you can decide whether the thread is worth opening, but the original email is always one tap away and is never changed.
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