Multi-inbox from day one
Connect every Gmail account you run. One rule can archive, label, or star across all of them, and a single morning roundup covers the lot.
Batmail works your Gmail all night: archives the noise, labels the receipts, stars the urgent, and hands you a short brief at dawn with the few emails that actually need you.
One night's shift, exactly as the app logs it. Toggle a rule and the outcomes change.
Access scoped to the inboxes you connect, revocable in one click. Your mail never trains AI models. Every action logged, with the reason.
21:47Before you sleep
Batmail sits on top of Gmail and works the inbox while you sleep: nothing to migrate, nothing to learn, nothing new to check.
Step 1:Tonight, in two minutes
Sign in with Google and connect each Gmail account you run. Two minutes, no setup wizard, and the bat takes the watch that night.
Step 2:Once, in plain English
Tell it what to archive, what to label, what to star, and what to forward, the way you'd brief an assistant. Plain English, no filter syntax, ever.
Step 3:Every morning, at your hour
The roundup lands before your coffee: noise archived, receipts labeled, urgent mail starred, and the short list that actually needs you.
94read overnight
Company inbox, personal inbox, the founders@ alias everyone forgets: connect them all. The bat archives, labels, stars, and forwards across every one, and a single morning roundup covers the lot.
02:14The engine
No screenshots: this is the engine on a sample night. Toggle a rule and watch it archive, star, label, and forward tonight's mail, then read the roundup you'd wake up to.
This frame is live. Toggle the rules, flip the views.
These switches are live. Flip one and watch the stack react.
1 of 6 handled by rules. The rest waits in your morning roundup.
Braden · GrowthHax
Quick question about your growth stack
Priya · Vantage Capital
Following up from demo day
Stripe
Your July invoice is ready
Baker & Cole LLP
NDA redlines for your review
Vercel
Receipt for your subscription
Sarah Chen
Re: Q3 proposal, need your sign-off
Good morning, here's what needs you today
Sarah Chensarah@enterprise-client.com
Today, 8:14 AMRe: Q3 proposal, need your sign-off by EOD
Why: Client waiting on a decision. Time-sensitive.
Robbyrobby@batmail.ai
Today, 7:02 AMBatmail: thoughts on the roundup design?
Why: Teammate requesting a response and a sync.
Marco Rossimarco@prymatica-client.io
Yesterday, 4:30 PMInvoice #1042: payment question
Why: Financial discrepancy from a client. Needs a clear answer.
This is the actual product screen, running on sample data. Open the live demo
03:26On the record
The bat is staff, not surveillance: it touches only the inboxes you hand it, writes down every archive, label, star, and forward, and leaves without a trace when you say so.
The terms, in plain language
Batmail holds access only to the inboxes you connect, granted through Google's own sign-in. Disconnect one and its token is revoked and deleted on the spot.
Your mail is processed to run your rules and labels, nothing more. It is not used to train AI models, never sold, and there are no ads.
Every archive, label, star, and forward is logged with a written reason you can audit, and most actions can be undone straight from the activity log.
Batmail never sends a word on its own initiative. A reply or forward happens only when a rule you wrote says so, and stored tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
04:52Early access
Batmail is pre-launch, so there is no customer quote to show you and we are not going to invent one. Here is what the night shift does instead: it reads what arrives, archives the noise, labels the receipts, stars the urgent, forwards what your rules route, and briefs you at dawn.
Connect every Gmail account you run. One rule can archive, label, or star across all of them, and a single morning roundup covers the lot.
Say what to archive, label, star, or forward the way you would brief an assistant. No filter syntax, no boolean builder, no setup wizard.
Every archive, label, and star is logged with the reason behind it, and most actions can be undone straight from the activity log.
The roundup lands at the hour you choose, in your timezone, with one-click unsubscribe. It reports what was handled overnight and the few threads that need you.
Early access is open and free while we build. Tell us how your inbox actually works and you get a direct line to the people writing the code.
support@batmail.ai
05:38Pricing
Start free on one inbox: Batmail archives the noise, labels receipts, stars urgent mail, and briefs you at dawn. Pay when it patrols every inbox you run.
Early accessEarly access: nobody is being charged yet. Plan limits are not enforced yet, and every early access account gets the full night shift on every inbox it connects, including the emailed roundup.
Freeforever
Try the night shift on one inbox.
$12per inbox / month
The full patrol, on every inbox you run.
$39per month, flat
One flat price for up to 5 inboxes.
06:10Questions
Batmail reads your mail and acts on it: archiving, labeling, starring, forwarding. So the details matter. Everything else lives in the privacy policy and terms.
Batmail asks for Gmail read, modify, and send scopes on each inbox you connect. Read is how it triages overnight mail, modify is how it archives, stars, and labels, and send is used only when one of your rules replies or forwards. You can disconnect an inbox at any time, which revokes that access.
Only if a rule you wrote says so. Batmail never composes or sends anything on its own initiative. A reply or forward happens only when an email matches a rule you created with that action. Every send is logged and shows up in your morning roundup.
To run your rules and labels, email content is processed through the Anthropic API. Your mail is not used to train AI models. Batmail also never sells your data and shows no ads.
Processed snapshots of triaged messages (so your roundup and audit log work), your rules, labels, and guidelines, and the OAuth refresh token for each connected inbox. Refresh tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
Yes. Batmail is built multi-inbox from day one. Connect each Gmail account you run, give rules a scope (one inbox or all), and get a single morning roundup covering everything.
Gmail only today. Outlook and IMAP support are on the roadmap. If you run a Google Workspace domain, every address on it works now.
Batmail syncs each connected inbox, reads every new email, runs your rules in order, and applies AI labels with a written reason for each decision. Anything no rule handled is sorted for the roundup, and the digest is assembled before you wake up.
The roundup is emailed at the hour you choose, in your timezone, and every early access account has it turned on. Every roundup email has one-click unsubscribe, and you can always read the same roundup in the app instead.
Disconnect an inbox and the token Batmail holds for it is revoked and deleted immediately, along with that mailbox's processed history. Delete your account and all of your data (snapshots, rules, labels, roundups) is removed. No exit interview, no retention tricks.
Batmail is in early access and is not charging anyone yet, so the whole night shift is free on every inbox you connect, including the emailed roundup. The plans we intend to launch with are Scout (free, one inbox), Night Shift ($12 per inbox per month) and Colony ($39 a month flat for up to 5 inboxes). Their limits are not enforced today, and we will email you before any charging starts.
06:50First light
Connect your Gmail tonight and wake up to a handled inbox: noise archived, receipts labeled, urgent mail starred, and a short brief waiting. Free while Batmail is in early access, no card required.
First light: your roundup lands at the hour you choose, in your timezone.