Your AI reads the full thread, drafts a reply in your voice, and waits for your approval. Review, tweak, send. Move on.
You spend 1-3 hours a day on email. Most of it is routine: follow-ups, scheduling, status updates, thank-yous. You know what to say, but writing it out 30 times a day is draining. By the afternoon, your replies get shorter and sloppier.
You've tried copying from ChatGPT, but it doesn't know the thread context. You paste the email in, get a draft back, paste it into Gmail, adjust the formatting. For each email. It's faster than writing from scratch, but it's still slow.
TextForge gives your AI agent direct access to your inbox. It reads the full thread: every message, every reply, every attachment reference. It drafts a response that fits the conversation, not a generic template.
You get a notification. Read the draft. Fix a word or two if needed. Approve. It sends from your Gmail with your name and signature. The whole thing takes 15-30 seconds per email instead of 5-10 minutes.
For the emails that matter (negotiations, sensitive topics, complex decisions) you still write them yourself. TextForge handles the other 80%.
The biggest fear with AI email is sounding like a robot. TextForge solves this by letting you describe how you'd respond, even stream-of-consciousness, and your AI writes it properly. The result still sounds like you, because the intent and tone are yours. Only the polish is automated.
Combined with speech-to-text, you can dictate rough responses while walking, driving, or between meetings. Your AI cleans up the grammar, formats it as a proper email, and queues it for your final review. You spend 15 seconds approving what would have taken 5 minutes to type.
Full context, every message
15 seconds, not 10 minutes
Your name, your signature