What it is

The daily briefing arrives by email at 7am in your time zone by default, and you can choose a different hour in settings. It is built from your Gmail, Google Calendar, and the commitments and relationships Pranan tracks for you.

It contains:

Why it helps

Drafting saves time per email. The briefing saves the decision about where to start. You see what is due and who needs you before you open Gmail.

For me, running INSIDEA with a team across several time zones, a lot happens before I sit down at my desk. The briefing tells me what needs me first.

What it does not do

The briefing does not send, archive, or delete anything. Drafts wait in your Gmail Drafts folder until you review and send them yourself. Slack messages are not included in the briefing today.

How to use the briefing well

Read the briefing before opening Gmail. It tells you what to focus on first.

Act on commitments while they are still easy. A two-line note on the day something is due beats a long apology a week later.

Open the drafts that are waiting, edit what needs editing, and send. Every edit teaches Pranan more about how you write.

Other capabilities

The briefing works alongside Pranan's other core capabilities:

Frequently asked questions

What time does the briefing arrive?

By default at 7am in your time zone. You can choose a different hour in settings, so it can land at the start of your working day whatever your schedule.

Which plans include it?

Pro, Max, Business Pro, and Business Max. Free and Business Free do not include the daily briefing.

Does the briefing cover Slack too?

Not today. The briefing is built from email, calendar, commitments, and relationships.

Other questions?

See how voice matching works or how data is handled.