AUGMTD synchronizes permitted Gmail or Outlook conversations, classifies what a message may require, connects the thread to related work, and can prepare a reply, nudge, commitment, or next move. Ordinary suggested replies remain available for the user to review and send.
Organize by required work
A message can represent a reply, action, decision, waiting state, commitment, or useful awareness. These work states are more useful for follow-through than a folder alone.
Prepare from more than the latest message
A draft can use earlier thread history, recipients, relationship context, selected initiative context, relevant meeting material, and learned writing preferences.
Track both sides of a commitment
AUGMTD can represent work the user owes and work expected from another person. This supports reminders, nudges, due dates, and waiting-state visibility.
Reconcile what happens next
Sent mail and later replies can update the state of connected work. A handled thread can reopen when a new response creates another obligation.
From signal to prepared work.
- Signal
- A customer question remains unanswered
- Prepared
- A reply draft grounded in the conversation
- Control
- The user reviews and sends
- Signal
- The user promised to send a document
- Prepared
- A tracked commitment and proposed next move
- Control
- The user can edit or resolve it
- Signal
- Another party missed an expected response
- Prepared
- A contextual nudge
- Control
- The user decides whether and when to send
Where the boundaries sit.
- Supported mailbox providers are Gmail and Outlook or Microsoft 365.
- Sync delays, permissions, ambiguous language, and provider failures can affect completeness.
- Prepared drafts can be wrong and should be reviewed.
Questions, answered.
Which email providers are supported?+
AUGMTD connects Gmail and Outlook/Microsoft 365.
Does AUGMTD automatically send suggested replies?+
Ordinary suggested replies wait for the user to review and send. Explicitly configured workflows can have different delivery rules.