The review
What it does
Errandly sorts your inbox, drafts replies, proposes meeting times and can send messages in categories you approve. Every evening it sends a receipt of what it did, what it skipped and what it assumed. You can set curfews (no sending after 6 p.m.), spending limits for bookings and a list of people it must never email.
Why we like it
The receipts and curfews show someone on the team has actually lived with an inbox agent. Rules are written in plain language rather than buried in settings, and the 'never email' list is a small feature that prevents large disasters. For busy freelancers drowning in scheduling, it earns its fee in the first week.
Watch out for
- It can only see what's in your inbox and calendar. Plans that live in confirmation emails or your head are invisible to it.
- Draft tone defaults to over-friendly; adjust it early.
- Price is high for what is mostly a scheduling tool if you don't use the drafting.
