Right now, if someone emails you and you get busy, it might sit for days before you reply. Your Email Assistant watches for that and has a reply ready to go, in your own voice, before it's too late. You just say yes.
Drafts replies to emails that sat too long.
You're here 02A short heads-up on what needs you today, and what's still hanging from the week.
03Flags new inquiries nobody's answered, and nudges deals that have gone quiet.
?Tell us what's boring or manual. We'll tell you straight if there's an assistant for it.
Every day, it quietly checks the inbox you choose. If a real person emailed and nobody's replied after a couple of days, it writes a draft reply and saves it for you to look at. You read it, you fix anything you want, you hit send. Or you delete it. Either way, nothing goes out without you.
AI is cheap. Bad decisions are not.
About 3 minutes. Which inbox to watch, how you like to sound, and anything it should stay away from.
15 minutes. We go over your answers side by side. Microsoft 365 connects directly, the same way you'd let any app onto your account. Gmail works through a simple forwarding setup, no passwords shared.
Same day. It checks your inbox daily and leaves drafts waiting for your okay. Nothing sends on its own, ever.
Your assistant runs on its own dedicated computer that we manage, not on your laptop or phone. It never slows your computer down and it's working around the clock, even when your machine is off.
We never see or store your password. Microsoft 365 access is a grant you can shut off with one click from your own account settings. Gmail works by forwarding, so we only ever see what you send us. Nothing is installed on your computer.
It pays attention to the edits you make to its drafts and adjusts. The more you use it, the closer its drafts get to sounding exactly like you.
A short, plain-English email every couple weeks telling you what it's picked up and improved. It'll also point out patterns worth automating next, like "you keep manually chasing the same 3 vendors" so you know what to add, if and when you want it.
This is built for business owners, not engineers. The whole point is that nothing risky can happen by accident.
It starts small so you can see exactly what it does before anything bigger comes into play. Once it's running, your Skill Notes will start surfacing real patterns from your own inbox, like leads going cold or the same question coming up every week, and suggest which of the other Cooperage Assistants would actually help, based on your working style. Nothing gets added without you saying go.
The first month costs nothing and includes the setup. If it catches money, one flat monthly fee keeps it running and turns on the other assistants, with no per-tool pricing and no usage meter. If it catches nothing, you owe nothing and it stops.
No. This is built for business owners, not engineers. If you can fill out a form and hop on a 15-minute call, you can set this up.
It's just a dedicated computer we manage on your behalf, running your assistant around the clock. Think of it as renting a small, always-on office for your assistant to work in, separate from your own laptop.
Your assistant reads what it needs to do its job, the same way any email app does, but we don't keep a copy of your inbox anywhere. We never see or store your password, and you can revoke access anytime from your own Google or Microsoft account.
You just edit or delete the draft. Nothing sends without you clicking send. And it actually gets better from those edits, so it happens less over time.
We'll go over pricing on the setup call once we know your inbox volume, but it starts as a simple monthly fee with no surprise charges. Ask on the call, or email hi@cooperage.works.
Anytime, with one click, from your own Google or Microsoft account settings. There's nothing installed on your computer to uninstall.
No. Email Assistant only does the one job described here. Your Skill Notes may point out a pattern worth automating next, like leads going cold or a question that keeps coming up, but nothing new ever gets set up without a separate conversation and your okay first.