DailyAiBrief.

A clearer path through your inbox.

Familiar email. A little more perspective. Here is how DailyAiBrief fits into your day.

Connect the inbox you already use

Choose your Google account and review the Gmail permissions. We use Google OAuth, so you never share your Google password with us. Offline access keeps the connection available between visits using a refresh token.

Read and understand in one place

Browse recent inbox messages, search the messages you have loaded, and read them in a plain-text view. Opening a message does not mark it read or change its labels in Gmail.

Turn on AI when you are ready

AI processing is optional and off by default. With your separate consent, your configured AI provider reads up to 10 recent inbox messages and returns a summary, suggested priorities and category counts. We use a limited excerpt of each message, so a brief is a starting point, not a complete reading of every email.

Configure OpenAI, OpenRouter or a custom OpenAI-compatible provider in Settings, save your API key and model, then explicitly authorize sending email excerpts to that provider. Provider usage is billed to your account. AI does not execute instructions in email, send messages, or change labels. Review the original message before making a decision.

Choose a daily rhythm

Enable automatic daily briefs in Settings to authorize background reading through our scheduled service. You can also generate a brief yourself. Full inbox totals and statistics for the reviewed messages are labeled separately.

Why we request Gmail management access

The scope https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.modify lets us read message content and labels, mark messages read or unread, archive, and move messages to Trash when you choose those actions. Read-only access cannot support these changes. This Google scope also permits sending, but the app offers no sending or permanent-delete operation.

Disconnect anytime

Settings includes a control to revoke access and delete your app data. You can also remove access directly in your Google Account connections.

Connect your Gmail