The handful of emails that actually need you get buried under everything else, so answering them turns into a daily search-and-triage chore. Yuki's AI inbox flips that: Focus Emails pulls out the messages that genuinely need a reply and leaves the noise behind. For the ones that matter, it drafts a response you can send in a tap or two (Pro), and you can ask about your inbox in plain language — in any language — like "what still needs a reply?" It reads the Gmail or Outlook you already have, so remembering who's waiting on you stops living in your head.
What it does
- Focus Emails — surfaces the messages that actually need a reply, not the noise.
- AI-drafted replies — Yuki drafts a response so you can answer in a tap (Pro).
- Ask in plain language — query your inbox with Yuki AI in any language.
- Cuts the clutter — separates what needs you from what can wait.
- Works with what you have — reads your existing Gmail or Outlook inbox.
How it works
- 1Connect Gmail or Outlook.
- 2Yuki identifies the emails that actually need a reply and puts them in Focus Emails.
- 3Tap an AI-drafted reply to respond fast, or ask Yuki AI about your inbox in natural language.
AI-drafted replies are Pro. Focus Emails is built into Yuki; AI-drafted reply suggestions are a Pro feature that lets you respond to the messages that matter in a single tap.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Yuki’s email assistant?
The email assistant works in the background, turning confirmations and receipts into trips, expenses, events and tasks. The AI inbox is about the emails you still need to read and answer — Focus Emails surfaces the messages that actually need a reply and helps you respond, rather than filing things away.
What are AI-drafted reply suggestions?
For Focus Emails, Yuki can draft a reply for you so you can answer in a tap or two instead of writing from scratch. AI-drafted reply suggestions are a Pro feature.
Can I ask Yuki questions about my inbox?
Yes. With Yuki AI you can ask about your inbox in natural language — in any language — like “what still needs a reply?” or “did I get the booking confirmation?” — and get a straight answer.