Split Inbox
Consequence first, chronology never
Threads that change a decision sit at the top. Receipts, digests and newsletters are filed while you sleep.
Dispatch 3.4 gives agents your calendar.
Read the releaseClear the inbox before you open it
Dispatch triages every message overnight, drafts the replies you always write, and hands the rest to agents that keep working while you do not.
Important
8
214 filed overnight
- Marisa Adeyemi Renewal terms — Northbeam — Legal came back clean. Can we sign by Needs you
- Kit Solberg Q3 roadmap review — Pushed the deck. Two open questions on Needs you
- Ambient Systems Invoice 4471 · paid — Payment received. Nothing further is Filed
- Dev Ramanathan Re: onboarding for the Berlin team — Thanks — the seats are provisioned and Drafted
- Talia Brenner Design review Thursday — Moved to 14:00 so Priya can join from Scheduled
- Quarry Ops Weekly digest · 41 threads — Six escalations, all assigned. Read time Filed
Auto-draft to Marisa
Hi Marisa — signing today.
Legal cleared the renewal terms
this morning. Sending it across.
Send
Follow-ups
Ran 06:40 · 9 actions
- Chased Ambient on the quote Day 4, no reply — sent in your voice
- Chased Meridian on the quote Day 6, second attempt
- Drafted the Berlin seat confirmation Waiting for you to send
- Skipped Northbeam They replied at 22:40 — nothing to chase
- Held Talia Out of office until Monday
Every action reversible until 27 September
Renewal — Northbeam
From 14 replies · 3 people
Decided
- Three-year term at the 2025 rate
- Legal sign-off on the liability cap
Still open
- Who owns the migration window
- Whether the pilot seats roll over
Rowan, Marisa and Dev, with the original thread attached
Trusted by teams whose inbox is the product
Inbox
Two hundred messages, four that need you
Dispatch reads the whole thread, decides what it changes, and files what changes nothing. Everything it filed is one click away, and every decision comes with a sentence explaining itself.
Four things that happen before you sit down
None of them need a rule builder, and all of them are reversible for thirty days.
Auto-drafts
Written the way you write
Your length, your sign-off, your habit of using first names. Facts pulled in and cited.
Follow-ups
Nobody gets forgotten
Dispatch counts the days since you asked, and chases in your voice when it has been too many.
Briefs
When a thread should stop being a thread
Fourteen replies become one document with the decisions at the top, the open questions in the middle, and everyone who argued still in the room.
The whole day, in four moves
Each of these is the same underlying thing — an instruction Dispatch follows until you change it. What differs is how much of the work is left when it finishes.
- Split by consequence
- Threads that change a decision sit at the top. Receipts, digests and newsletters are filed before you wake up.
- Read the whole thread first
- Long threads arrive with a four-line summary and the one question you still have to answer, in bold.
- Nothing silently disappears
- Every automatic decision is listed, reversible, and explained in a sentence you can argue with.
214 filed overnight
Avg. 41 messages
One-tap undo
- Drafts in your own words
- Dispatch learns the replies you actually send — the length, the sign-off, whether you use the person's first name.
- Facts pulled in
- Contract dates, seat counts and last week's numbers land in the draft already correct, with the source attached.
- Send, or send later
- Queue a reply for 08:00 in the recipient's timezone without doing the arithmetic yourself.
Trained on your sent folder
Cites every figure
18 timezones
- One link, no back-and-forth
- Dispatch reads the thread, proposes three slots that work for everyone on it, and books the one they pick.
- Holds that expire
- Tentative holds release themselves if nobody accepts, so your calendar never fills with ghosts.
- Prep in the invite
- Every meeting arrives with the last three threads, the open questions and who owes what.
3 slots proposed
Auto-released in 48h
Attached automatically
- Standing instructions
- Write a rule in a sentence. "Chase anyone who hasn't replied to a quote in four days, politely."
- Work that continues offline
- Agents run on the server, not the tab. Close the laptop and the follow-ups still go out.
- A log you can audit
- Every action an agent takes is written down with the reason, and can be undone for thirty days.
Plain English
Runs without you
30-day history
I stopped checking email and started reading it. Twice a day, on purpose, and nothing has been missed since November.
Idris Lindqvist
Co-founder, Quarry
Agents
Write the instruction once. It runs on Sunday too.
An agent is a sentence, not a flowchart. Dispatch reads it, tells you what it intends to do, and then does that — on our servers, whether or not the tab is open.
- Plain English, not a rule builder
- Chase anyone who has not replied to a quote in four days, politely. That is the whole configuration.
- It tells you before it acts
- Every new instruction is played back as a plan you approve once. After that it just runs.
- A log you can argue with
- Each action is written down with the reason behind it, and every one of them can be undone for thirty days.
Follow-ups
Ran 06:40 · 9 actions
- Chased Ambient on the quote
- Chased Meridian on the quote
- Skipped Northbeam — they replied
- Held Talia — out of office until Monday
Every action reversible until 27 September
Approved by the security team, not tolerated by them
Dispatch is a client in front of your provider, not a second copy of your mail. Nothing is used to train a shared model, every automated decision is written down before it happens, and the keys can be yours.
- SOC 2 Type II
- ISO 27001
- HIPAA BAA
- EU data residency
Audit log
Exported hourly to your SIEM
- Filed · Invoice 4471
- Matched instruction: file paid invoices
- Escalated · Customs hold, DE
- No instruction matched. Routed to a person.
- Reversed · Weekly digest
- Undone by r.vasquez, 08:12, within 30 days
- 4.2h
- given back per person, per week
- 94%
- of routine threads never reach a human
- 11min
- median first response, down from 6 hours
- 0
- messages used to train a shared model
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