An agent for your inbox

Clear your mailbox
by talking to it.

Tell Aether what to get rid of. It scans, shows you what it found, and waits for your yes.

Home2 mailboxes

A real cleanup, on a sample mailbox — type your own to try it.

0

messages found in an inbox six months uncleaned

1,204

senders behind them, most you never meant to keep

4.7 GB

reclaimed in that one sweep

A close crop of envelopes

Nothing is deleted without your yes. Every cleanup shows the count before it runs.

  • Delete all newsletters
  • Unsubscribe from Booking
  • What did Marina send me?
  • Clear promotions older than three months
  • Draft a reply to the clinic
  • Delete spam
  • Move receipts to Business
  • Clean mail older than six months

Nobody is going to file this by hand.

Mail arrives faster than anyone can sort it. Aether does not hand you a folder tree. You describe what to get rid of, and it goes. It is not a mail client: it scans, then waits for your yes before anything leaves the mailbox.

A wire mail tray overflowing with envelopes, spilling onto the desk around it

Everything happens in the conversation.

Aether reads, sorts, writes, and deletes across every mailbox you connect. You never leave the thread to do it.

The few things worth your attention

Aether reads everything so you only have to read the part that matters, mixed across every mailbox you connect.

Digest

Aether picks the few things that actually need you today, mixed across your mailboxes and summarized.

Six stacks of paper of different heights, separated by dark index dividers

Piles

Mail lands in named piles, one set per mailbox. Newsletters at work stay separate from the ones at home.

Search

Ask for a message and read it in place, without leaving the thread.

Unsubscribe

Stop a sender for good, in the same breath as clearing their backlog.

Draft and send

Ask for a reply, read it, change it by talking, then send it. There is no compose window to open.

See it happen, start to finish.

One real exchange, played out — the same thread, the same card, the same wait for your yes.

Nothing is deleted until you say so.

A cleanup is one exchange, and it always runs in this order.

You say it

Type the intent in plain language. No filters to build, no query syntax to learn.

Aether scans

It looks across every mailbox you have connected and counts what matches, sender by sender.

You confirm

The count, the senders, and the size are on screen before a single message goes. Refusing is one tap.

Aether is not a mail client.

It acts on your mailboxes instead of rebuilding them. That means it leaves a lot out, on purpose.

What it does

Clears mail you describe, across every mailbox you connect.
Picks the handful of messages worth reading today.
Sorts mail into named piles, and moves it when you ask.
Writes replies, revises them by talking, and sends on your yes.
Finds a message and shows you the body, right in the thread.

What it never does

No folder tree to maintain.
No compose window.
No sent list to check.
No filters or rules to configure.
No deleting before you confirm.

The tray gets lighter.

“I said delete the newsletters. It showed me the count. Then it waited.”

Marina Costa

designer

“Two mailboxes, one thread. Work promotions never mixed with the ones at home.”

Tomás Ribeiro

studio lead

“I kept waiting for a folder tree. There isn't one. That's the point.”

Inês Almeida

producer

“The confirm card is the product. Everything else is talk.”

João Ferreira

sample mailbox

“I typed what I'd been meaning to file for a year. It took one yes.”

Clara Mendes

researcher

Start on the sample. Bring your mailboxes later.

Available now

Sample

Free

The fixture mailbox you can talk to today.

Talk, scan, confirm, digest, search, draft.

Connect a mailbox

Your mailboxes

Price later

Same loop, across mailboxes you connect.

Coming.

Questions we actually get.

An empty wire mail tray on a bare desk, lit by morning light through a window

An empty tray, without the filing.

Connect one mailbox or five. Aether takes it from there.