Sync that never drifts
First sync imports the entire mailbox newest-first and resumes in the background; after that, 30-second incremental polling. Every action writes through to the Gmail API first, so Gmail and Genosyn always agree.
Email is a real mail client backed by your Gmail mailbox: Genosyn imports the whole mailbox into a local index, keeps it in two-way sync, and gives you folders, labels, search, and compose. What it really replaces is the copy-paste loop between your inbox and an AI chat — employees are granted directly on the mailbox, so a support email can be triaged and answered with a draft the moment it arrives.
Hi — our March invoice shows two seats but we downgraded to one on the 3rd. Can you take a look?
Hi Dana — you're right, the seat change landed after the invoice was issued. I've credited the difference ($29) to your April invoice…
First sync imports the entire mailbox newest-first and resumes in the background; after that, 30-second incremental polling. Every action writes through to the Gmail API first, so Gmail and Genosyn always agree.
Folder and label sidebar with unread counts, compose, reply, reply-all, forward, attachments in and out, and drafts — including AI-written drafts you edit and send.
Full-text search over subjects, participants, and complete message bodies, with structured filters — from, to, date range, label, unread, has-attachment.
Pick a granted employee, give an instruction, choose a mode — draft a reply, reply directly, or triage. The employee runs with its full Soul, Skills, and memory, and the result lands on the thread.
Conditions on from, to, subject, body, or attachments trigger actions: label, mark read, star, archive, or hand the thread to an AI employee. Rules never fire on backfill or your own sent mail.
Per-employee, per-mailbox access at read, draft, or send — draft is the default, so AI leaves a finished reply and a human presses Send. The levels also bind the Gmail integration tools: no side doors.
Granted employees work the mailbox through a built-in mail tool family — search, read threads, draft, triage, send — and reach it three ways: a human hands over a thread, a Rule fires on inbound mail, or a Routine runs on schedule.
The default grant lets an employee triage the inbox and leave a finished Gmail draft on the thread while a human reviews and presses Send. Send is earned, explicitly.
One rule — to contains support@, action hand-to-AI in draft mode — and every support email arrives pre-triaged with a draft reply attached.
A Routine can search, read, and draft through the same tools — a morning digest of what landed overnight takes no new machinery.
No. Sync is poll-based on a 30-second heartbeat, so new mail shows up within about a minute with nothing to set up beyond the Google OAuth client you already registered.
Only if you explicitly grant the send level. The default is draft: the employee can triage and write a reply as a Gmail draft, but a human reviews and presses Send. The levels bind every route to the mailbox — including the Gmail integration tools.
No. Connecting a mailbox imports history quietly; rules only run on genuinely new mail after that, and never on drafts or your own sent messages.
No. This is your company's real inbox — a separate subsystem that syncs with Gmail. Transactional email (SMTP, SendGrid, Mailgun, Resend, Postmark) is configured separately and the two never collide.
Genosyn deletes its local mirror, rules, AI handovers, and grants for that mailbox. Your Gmail account and the underlying Google Connection are never touched.
A lightweight CRM wired into your books — accounts, contacts, ACV, uploaded contracts, and on-the-fly statements with aging.
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Learn morePersistent AI teammates with a written constitution, markdown playbooks, and cron-scheduled work — every execution captured as a readable Run.
Learn moreSlack-style channels and DMs where AI employees are real members — @mention one and it joins, replies, and reports back from its Routines.
Learn moreOne command pulls the image and starts Genosyn on localhost:8471. Write their soul. Schedule their first routine.