Nothing rushed. Nothing missed.
Email, finally treated like it matters.
Point unifies email, messaging, calendar and tasks into one calm surface where AI agents securely triage, plan and execute for small teams. You stay in control.
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Your Tuesday, before and after
The same morning, 127 emails either way. Drag to compare.
Point
3 need you · 124 can wait
Dana Mercer
9:17
Confirming the Q3 estimate before I send payment
Waiting on your reply
Priya Raman
8:49
Ridgeline got a CP2000, response window closes Friday
Dated Friday
Priya Raman
8:14
Henderson return ready for your sign-off
Needs your sign-off
Later
21
Other
103
That's everything for this morning.
Calm is the feature.
Everything Point does for you
- Only what needs you, at the top · Your feed leads with the messages that actually matter today. The one you can't ignore is the first thing you see.
- The message that matters comes first · Point weighs how important each message is and how urgent it is. The one you can't afford to miss stays where you'll see it.
- Email and messages, one quiet feed · Your inbox and your team's threads sit together in one feed. Everything that arrives for you is in the same place.
- Always current, as mail arrives · New messages, replies and changes appear the moment they land. What you're looking at is what's true right now.
- A long thread, read in a line · Every thread carries a plain summary. You know what it's about before you commit to reading it.
- The scattered pieces, pulled together · A thread, its attachment, the meeting and the task it created come together as one idea you can open in place.
- Detail on tap, and quiet until then · Start with the headline, and open the full thread when you actually need it. The detail sits there waiting, quiet until you want it.
- Skim a full inbox in minutes · Every thread is already summarized by the time you look at it, so you move through the whole inbox at a glance, a line at a time.
- A time that works, without the back-and-forth · Point finds the slot everyone can make. A thread that would have taken five emails turns into one confirmed meeting.
- Let people book you directly · Share a page and clients pick from times you're genuinely free. No phone tag, no double-booking.
- Your calendars, already checked · Point checks every calendar you keep, so the times you propose are ones that actually fit.
- The invite goes out for you · Point does the back-and-forth. Once a time is agreed you approve it, and the invite goes out with everyone on it.
- Tasks that write themselves down · When a message asks something of you, it lands on your list as a task. You don't have to hold it in your head.
- A nudge before it's too late · Open loops come back to you before they go cold. The reply you're waiting on stays on the list.
- Your whole workload, one list · Tasks from every thread and every business gather in a single place you can actually work through.
- Waiting on someone, handled · Point tracks what you've handed off. You hear about it again at the moment it's worth chasing.
- The files that matter find you · Every attachment gathers in one list as it arrives, and each one stays tied to the thread it came in on.
- Tell Point what to watch for · Ask to be told when a certain email arrives or something changes. You hear about it the instant it happens.
- Point keeps an eye out for you · Ask once and Point keeps watching everything that comes in. You can stop checking, because you'll be told.
- One alert, not ten · You hear about it once, exactly when it matters. The rest of what arrives stays quiet in the background.
- Everything worth knowing, in one place · One place holds everything that happened while you were away, with the important things still at the top.
- A draft, ready in your voice · Replies come back written the way you'd write them. A good answer is one quick edit from sent.
- Point remembers how you like things · Tell Point once (sign client emails with your number, keep it formal) and that holds everywhere Point acts for you.
- Your rules, in plain words · Your preferences and habits sit there as plain sentences, out in the open. You can read them and change any of them.
- You send, unless you say otherwise · Point prepares the words. Drafts wait for you by default, and the decision to send stays yours until you raise the dial for that kind of work yourself.
- Answers in the language they wrote in · A customer writes in Finnish and the reply comes back in Finnish, ready for you to check and send.
- Bring the email you already have · Connect your Gmail and keep your address, your history and your contacts. There's nothing to migrate.
- Outlook, in the same calm place · Microsoft 365 mail and calendar sit right alongside everything else, in the one place you already work from.
- Connected in a couple of clicks · Adding an account is a quick, secure sign-in. No forwarding rules, no fiddly setup.
- The people you deal with, sorted out · Point merges the duplicate contacts, and you mark the ones who matter. You always know who you're talking to.
- One thread, even when it jumps channels · An email answered by a message stays one thread, so the whole context stays in one piece.
- Your whole day in one window · A desktop app of its own, keyboard-first, no browser and no tabs. Point keeps catching mail while it sits tucked away.
- Triage from your pocket, one thumb · The same feed on your phone. On Android it's one column and three tabs. A swipe files a thread, and your real mailbox stays in step.
- Files gather themselves · The attachments that matter land in one list, named and dated. There are no folders to manage, and you can see who sent what at a glance.
- Every file stays tied to its source · A file's card shows the thread it arrived in, one click away. The quote and the thread that explains it stay together.
- Ask a question of an attachment · Ask for the number inside a PDF and it comes back, with a link to the line it came from. You get the answer and the evidence together.
- Work and personal, never blurred · Point puts each message in the part of your life it belongs to. Home and work stay in separate piles.
- Turn up the areas that matter now · Give more weight to the parts of your life that need you, and those messages quietly rise while the rest wait.
- See just one corner of your life · Focus on a single area whenever you want to. Everything else sits quietly and waits until you come back.
- You decide how much Point does on its own · You set how far Point can act for you, from suggest-only to fully handle it. That's one dial for each kind of task.
- See everything Point did, and undo it · A clear log shows every action taken on your behalf. Anything Point did for you can be approved, turned down or reversed.
- Approve before Point acts · New kinds of action start on a short leash. They wait for your yes until you're ready to let them run.
- Suspicious mail, held at the door · Point sets risky or malicious messages aside before they reach you, so you decide about them in your own time.
- One business never sees another's · Each business you run is sealed off from every other, so what's private to one business stays inside it.
- Your account keys, kept under lock · The connections to your email are held in a guarded place, not left lying around where they could leak.
- Sensitive mail only you and they can open · Lock a message end to end and it stays between you and the recipient. Not even Point can read it.
- Protected underneath, without the fuss · Mail from senders Point doesn't recognize is held at the door rather than read into anything. A stranger can't instruct your inbox.
- Ask, in plain language · Type what you want (find John's last email, draft that reply, move the meeting) and Point takes it from there.
- Speak it when your hands are full · Hold to talk and get the same result you'd get by typing, for the moments you can't stop to write.
- Search that reads your meaning · Look something up by what you remember about it. You find it even when the words you use aren't the words in the message.
- Point does the doing, not just the finding · The same simple ask can archive, reply, schedule or remind. Answers and actions come from the one place.
- The day ahead, in one read · A short briefing gathers what needs you today. You start the day clear, with the reading already done.
- Back from time away, caught up fast · After a day out or a holiday, a single digest tells you what happened and what still needs a decision.
- Briefed on the schedule that suits you · Choose when and how often you're brought up to speed. The briefing fits the way your day actually runs.
- Quiet when you need it · You decide what's worth an interruption and what can wait for the briefing. Point reaches you only when it counts.
What you can count on
There is nothing to migrate
Point sits on top of the Gmail or Outlook you already use. Keep your address, your history and your contacts exactly as they are.
Review is the default
Out of the box everything waits for you, replies included. You hand over one kind of work at a time, to the limit you set.
A channel only you and they can open
Lock a message end to end and it stays between you and the recipient. Not even Point can read it.
103 guides, free and ungated
Written on the actual problem: triage, follow-ups, scheduling and client mail for small firms. No form in front of any of them.
Works with the account you have
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Microsoft 365
- Google Calendar
Nothing to migrate
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What you're joining
It runs on the mail you have
Point sits on top of Gmail or Outlook. Your address, your history and your contacts stay exactly as they are, so there is nothing to migrate.
You set how much Point does
Out of the box everything waits for your review, replies included. You hand over only what you trust, one kind of work at a time.