Jev Adds Email Triage to Gmail
Jev read all 2,900 of ilyasy’s emails in five minutes. Each email now shows its category, priority, spam percentage, and likelihood that a reply is needed inside Gmail.
ilyasy@ilyasycom𝕏
My Gmail has 2900 emails. @typesafeai's Jev read every single one in 5 minutes. Total cost: $0.12 Every email now shows: → category → priority → spam % → "do I actually need to reply?" % Right inside Gmail. Free + open source. Idea from @gregisenberg + @ryanvogel 🙏 https://t.co/oGY3F87dUt
The author describes Jev as free and open source. They credit Greg Isenberg and Ryan Vogel with the idea.
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