Mustloop never sends on its own

Mustloop drafts your emails, and it never sends one on its own. You can now steer any draft with your own instruction before you send it, and every send waits 30 seconds, so you can take it back.

#Steer the draft

A draft is a starting point, not a decision. Under any draft, in a reply or in a first email to someone new, you can now tell your AI what you want in plain words, for example "shorter, and suggest a call next week", and it writes the draft again with that in mind. You can still change any word yourself afterwards.

#Thirty seconds to change your mind

When you press Send, the email doesn't leave straight away. A banner shows for 30 seconds with Cancel and Send now. Cancel puts you back in the draft with everything as you left it. Send now sends it at once. Otherwise it goes out when the 30 seconds are up.

It's a small thing, and it's there because the moment you press send is the moment you notice the typo, the wrong name or the line you didn't mean.

#Why Mustloop never sends on its own

We believe a person should stay in the loop and make the final decision before anything goes out to the world, or to another person. Mustloop is built around that.

So your AI does the reading, the remembering and the drafting. It knows whose turn it is, what was said and what should come next. What it never does is press send. Every email that leaves Mustloop is one you read and chose to send, from your own Gmail.

#What it means for you

You get the speed of a drafted email without giving up the say over what carries your name. And if you hit Send too fast, you have half a minute to fix it.

#Where to find it

Open any conversation, or start a new one from a person's page. The steer field sits under the draft, and the 30-second banner appears whenever you send.