Your AI companion for Gmail.

Triage the inbox before it becomes a job.

Give Strawberry the rules in plain language.

It can archive newsletters you never read, label cold pitches, keep important customer threads visible, and prepare drafts where a reply is needed.

Instead of opening your inbox to 74 things competing for attention, you open it to the few things that are actually yours to handle.

• 19 newsletters archived
• 9 cold pitches labelled
• 4 internal threads marked as read
• 3 customer emails flagged, with drafts ready to review

Draft replies with the homework already done.

The hard part of replying to an email is usually not writing the sentence. It is remembering what happened before.

Strawberry can read the thread, check the relevant browser tabs and connected tools, and bring the details into the draft. That might be the account’s deal stage, the last quote you sent, a meeting note, or the document your colleague linked in Slack.

“Draft a reply to the pricing question. Include the current deal stage, what we quoted in March, and the concerns they raised on the last call.”

The draft appears in Gmail, ready for you to make it yours and send it. That is the drafting half of sales pipeline automation.

Find the things you said you would do.

Important work is often hidden inside normal-looking emails: a customer waiting for an answer, a call someone agreed to book, a document you said you would send, or a follow-up that slipped through because Friday got busy.

Strawberry can sweep recent threads for those commitments and turn them into something manageable. It can prepare calendar events for agreed calls, collect the relevant thread history before a meeting, or give you a clean list of the promises still waiting on you.

“Pull the calls agreed to in this week’s threads and prepare each one as a calendar event with the relevant email attached.”

Gmail is only part of the context.

Most email assistants only see the message you are writing. That is rarely enough.

The useful detail might be in a CRM record, an open spreadsheet, a proposal in Drive, a Slack thread, or the other browser tabs you have open. Strawberry can work across that context, so you do not have to hunt for it before every important reply.

It is not a Gmail add-on that helps you write a nicer sentence. It is a companion in your browser that can help move the work around the email forward. See all integrations.

Nothing sends itself.

Strawberry can read, sort, draft, and prepare work in Gmail.

Before it sends an external email or performs another consequential action, it waits for your approval.

That gives you a faster inbox without giving an agent permission to freelance in it. The model is written out on the security page.

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