Your AI email secretary for Gmail
Connect Gmail in one click. MailOver reads every message, pulls out your action items, and files the rest, all without leaving your Gmail account.
Based on MailOver's analysis of millions of processed emails.
Sign in with Google and approve access. No password is stored, and there are no rules to set up.
Your secretary reads every message, writes a short title and summary, and sorts each one. Nothing is moved or deleted.
Open MailOver to Action Items, Highlights, and a daily brief. Minutes, not hours, all from your Gmail inbox.
Every deadline, request, and sign-off becomes a checkable task with the right due date.
One short read each morning. The threads that matter, summarized before you open them.
Newsletters, receipts, and promotions sorted into clean categories you can skim or ignore.
MailOver drafts a reply in your voice. You review, edit, and send it yourself.
MailOver reads your Primary tab and category tabs the same way Google sorts them, and it never changes a thing in your account.
Gmail uses Google OAuth, so you sign in with Google and approve access. There is no app password to generate and nothing to configure.
Yes. MailOver connects through Google OAuth, so you sign in with Google and never share your password. MailOver only reads your mail and never sends, moves, or deletes anything unless you ask, your mail is stored with zero-access AES-256 encryption, and we never train on your email. You can revoke access from your Google account at any time.
No. MailOver reads your Gmail and leaves every message exactly where it is. It does not move, archive, or delete anything in your account. Action items, summaries, and categories live inside MailOver, while your Gmail labels, filters, and folders stay exactly as you left them.
Yes. You can connect several Gmail or Google Workspace accounts and read them together in one place. MailOver builds a single daily brief across every inbox you connect, so personal and work mail land in one list instead of forcing you to switch back and forth.
Yes. You can disconnect Gmail from MailOver in one click, and you can also revoke access directly in your Google account security settings. When you disconnect, MailOver stops syncing immediately and you can delete your stored data whenever you want.