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Inbox intelligence for agentic operators

Your inbox is full of AI slop. InboxSquire finds the signal.

InboxSquire classifies email, filters vendor noise, detects real opportunities, drafts next actions, and routes important messages to your AI agents — so you only see what matters.

  • Gmail-first beta
  • Human-approved actions
  • Built for the AltBot fleet
  • No destructive auto-delete by default
  • Works with Kane, Midas, MiniCFO, HAMR & TextAlerts
Triage — sample inboxIllustrative

Raw inbox

  • Sarah — HVAC ownerCan you send pricing?
  • CustomerStill waiting on estimate
  • StripePayment failed
  • BrandSponsorship inquiry
  • Unknown SDR10x your pipeline with AI
  • QuickBooksInvoice overdue

High signal

  • 92Hot lead — draft reply + route to MidasMidas · needs approval
  • 88Customer escalation — route to HAMR/JETTHAMR · needs approval
  • 80Payment alert — route to MiniCFOMiniCFO
  • 76Sponsorship — route to KaneKane · needs approval
  • 71Overdue invoice — route to MiniCFOMiniCFO

Low signal

  • 43 vendor pitches muted
  • 18 AI SDR emails archived
  • 7 newsletters bundled

The problem

Your inbox was not built for the AI spam era.

Generated outreach is cheap and infinite. The few emails that actually matter are drowning.

AI SDR noise

Everyone can generate fake-personalized outreach now. Your inbox fills with pitches that look human and mean nothing.

Buried opportunities

Real customers, partners, sponsors, and vendors get lost in the pile — the messages that move revenue sit unread.

Decision fatigue

Every email asks for attention, but few deserve it. The triage tax is paid in your focus, all day, every day.

Agents need signal

Kane, Midas, MiniCFO, and HAMR are far more useful when email is already classified, scored, and routed for them.

What it does

Classify, score, route, and summarize every important email.

Six jobs run on every message — so the inbox becomes structured signal instead of an endless feed.

Classify the inbox

Categorize vendor pitches, customer requests, leads, invoices, renewals, newsletters, spam, internal alerts, and priority contacts.

Score the signal

Rank every email by urgency, sender value, revenue potential, business risk, and model confidence.

Route to agents

Send finance emails to MiniCFO, growth to Midas, admin to Kane, dispatch to HAMR, and approvals to TextAlerts.

Draft next actions

Generate suggested replies, tasks, labels, calendar actions, CRM updates, or escalation commands — never sent without you.

Digest the noise

Produce a daily or weekly briefing so you see the patterns without swimming through every message.

Keep an audit trail

Log every classification, routing, draft, approval, and completed-action event so nothing happens in the dark.

Fleet integration

The inbox layer for your autonomous workforce.

InboxSquire sits between email and the fleet. It decides which messages are worth feeding the machine — then hands each one to the right agent.

InboxSquire does not replace Kane, Midas, MiniCFO, HAMR, or TextAlerts — it feeds them cleaner email signal.

Demo

See the triage loop in action.

Pick a scenario and follow one email from raw message to agent-ready signal — classify, score, route, act, approve. Illustrative; no live email is processed.

01Raw email arrives

Sarah

sarah@oakhvac.com · HVAC owner

Can you send pricing?

Saw your site — can you send pricing for a full system install? Looking to decide this week.

02Classification & score
Hot leadhigh urgency
92

Signal score · 91% confidence

Inbound buying request with explicit pricing ask and a stated timeline.

unknown sender
03Route & action
Routed to Midas

Qualify + draft pricing reply

Midas tags the lead, drafts a pricing response, and queues a CRM task. You approve the send.

04Human approval & log
Waiting on your approval before anything is sent or actioned.

log › classified · scored 92 · routed → Midas · CRM task queued · draft awaiting approval

Use cases

Built for people whose inbox is a business system.

Different operators, same problem: the email that matters is buried under the email that doesn't.

How it works

From messy inbox to agent-ready signal.

Six steps, fully in your control. Nothing is sent, archived, or deleted without your approval.

  1. 01

    Connect Gmail

    Connect Gmail or Google Workspace after clear, explicit consent. Read-first scopes during beta.

  2. 02

    Train preferences

    Define important contacts, blocked categories, preferred routing, and approval rules.

  3. 03

    Classify new email

    InboxSquire labels each message by category, sender type, business impact, and urgency.

  4. 04

    Route to the fleet

    Important emails flow to Kane, Midas, MiniCFO, HAMR, TextAlerts, or AltBot.

  5. 05

    Approve actions

    You approve drafts, routing, SMS escalations, and automation rules before anything happens.

  6. 06

    Review the digest

    A daily digest shows what happened, what matters, and what still needs your attention.

Trust & privacy

Email access requires trust. We build like it.

InboxSquire reads email to do its job. That means being precise about what it accesses, what it stores, and what it will never claim.

What we actually do

  • OAuth-based Google access
  • User-controlled permissions
  • Clear onboarding consent
  • No destructive actions by default
  • Human approval before sending replies
  • Configurable retention
  • Audit log for routing and actions
  • Delete / disconnect account controls
  • Minimal data retention where possible

What we won’t claim during beta

  • SOC 2 certified
  • HIPAA compliant
  • End-to-end encrypted
  • Bank-level / military-grade security
  • “We never process your email content”
  • “Your email never leaves your inbox”

If we can’t prove it yet, we won’t say it.

InboxSquire needs permission to analyze selected email content in order to classify and route messages. During beta, access is limited, transparent, and revocable. Do not connect sensitive inboxes unless you understand the current beta limitations.

Read the privacy detail

Pricing

Simple beta pricing.

Targets shown for planning. Until billing is live, every plan starts on the beta waitlist — no card required.

Free Beta

$0

Test InboxSquire with sample/demo workflows.

  • Static demo
  • Waitlist access
  • Sample rules
  • Manual preference setup
  • Limited beta invites

Operator

$19/mo

For solo operators using Gmail heavily.

  • Gmail triage
  • Daily digest
  • Sender/category rules
  • Important email scoring
  • Suggested replies
  • Basic AltBot routing
Fleet pick

Agent Fleet

$49/mo

For users running AltBot/TKC agents.

  • Kane / Midas / MiniCFO / HAMR routing
  • TextAlerts escalation
  • Approval queue
  • Audit log
  • Webhook/API events

Custom Setup

Custom

For done-with-you workflows.

  • Custom labels/routing
  • Workspace setup
  • CRM routing
  • SOP import
  • Agent handoff rules
  • Human-in-the-loop policies

No “unlimited email processing” promises while cost and policy are still being set. Paid plans unlock as billing comes online.

FAQ

The questions operators actually ask.

Is this just a spam filter?

No. Spam filtering is one small part. InboxSquire is an intelligence layer that classifies, scores, summarizes, and routes email to your AI agent fleet.

Does InboxSquire send emails for me?

Not by default. The safe default is draft-first and human-approved. Sending can be added later with explicit permissions and approval rules.

Does InboxSquire delete emails?

No destructive actions are enabled by default. Archiving, deletion, and bulk rules require explicit configuration and confirmation.

Which inboxes does it support?

The first planned integration is Gmail and Google Workspace. Outlook can be planned later.

How does it work with AltBot?

InboxSquire turns raw inbox activity into structured events that AltBot and the fleet can understand, route, approve, and log.

How does it work with TextAlerts?

For urgent or approval-needed messages, InboxSquire can trigger TextAlerts so you can respond by SMS.

Is my email data private?

Email access is sensitive. InboxSquire uses OAuth, clear permissions, minimal retention where possible, revocable access, and explicit disclosure of what is processed and stored.

Join the private beta

Stop letting your inbox run your day. Start feeding your agents.

We’re prioritizing operators who can test Gmail triage, agent routing, and high-signal escalation workflows.