Twelve ways Pranan works your inbox

Every morning, Pranan sends a short briefing: today's meetings, commitments coming due, people worth reaching out to, and how many drafts are waiting for you. Included in Pro and Max.

Pranan reads your sent mail and builds a voice fingerprint: tone, sentence rhythm, vocabulary, signoffs. Every draft surfaces in your voice, not a generic AI tone.

Pranan maps every recipient: how often you write, what you talk about, what tone you use, what's pending. Drafts arrive with relationship context already loaded.

Pranan reads incoming threads and generates replies in your voice, ready in your Gmail Drafts folder. You review, edit, send.

Pranan reads your Google Calendar (read-only) so drafts can reference the meetings you have with the person you are writing to. It does not check your availability or book time.

Pranan reads your sent mail to build a per-user voice profile that is applied when it drafts for you. No model is trained on your email, and the profile is never used for anyone else.

Pranan labels your inbox by what actually needs you: To Respond, Awaiting Reply, FYI, Meeting Update, Cold Email, Notification, and Marketing. Gmail labels show you what to handle and what can wait.

When you say "I'll get back to you Thursday" Pranan tracks it. Commitments coming due show up in Pranan, and in the daily briefing on Pro and Max, so nothing falls through.

Different relationships call for different tones. Pranan shifts the register per recipient: warm with your coach, formal with the board, direct with your team.

Business plans are live. Each team member gets their own voice profile, never blended, while the team shares memory about the contacts you work with together.

Planned, not available as a user-facing feature today. Some threads need the human, not the twin. Every draft already waits for your review; a dedicated escalation flag is on our roadmap.

Planned, not available today. Scheduled email windows are on our roadmap. Today, Pranan drafts continuously and you choose when to review, so you can already batch email on your own schedule.