An assistant that lives inside the mail you already open.
This is a stand-in for a small firm's mail suite at 8:02 on a Monday. OnPoint is the panel on the right. Type what you need in your own words — find the lease and send it to Priya, catch me up on Greg, move the Kohl review to Thursday at 2 — and it works inside your mail, files, calendar and the software you already run, showing every system it touches. Pick your industry, press Run OnPoint, then talk to it.
Inbox
This week
Mon 14 – Fri 18 Sep 2026 · shared team calendarThree things that happen this week
Files
What's behind the panel.
Ask in your own words. It does the work.
“Find the lease and send it to Priya.” It searches your mail, your drive and the systems you've connected, shows each call it made, drafts the email and waits for your yes. Same assistant in Slack, Teams or Google Chat.
Wired into the software you already run
Gmail or Outlook, Drive or OneDrive, your calendar — plus accounting, CRM, e-signature, phones and the line-of-business system for your industry. The strip at the top of the panel shows what's connected; click one to see what it can do there.
Every document findable, sendable, attachable
Today's attachments are renamed and filed where they belong. Ask for a document and it's found, previewed, summarized, attached to a reply or sent — from the panel, not a folder tree.
Give it a whole job, not a prompt
Hand it something with six steps in it — a new referral, a renewal, an IRS notice — and it shows you the plan, works across your mail, calendar, files and records, and stops for a yes before anything leaves the building. Try the ⚡ chips in the panel.
Inbox sorted, labeled, filed — held when unsure
Every message gets a label, attachments get renamed and filed where they belong, deadlines become tasks, and a reply is drafted when one is owed. Anything it can't place with confidence waits in Needs you instead of being guessed.
Requests become bookings, not back-and-forth
It reads the ask out of an email, finds a slot that fits your rules, sends the invite, and reshuffles when someone cancels. It never double-books, and it puts the prep in front of you before the meeting.
The part that matters is what it stopped on.
In every industry above, a few items were held for a person instead of quietly guessed. That's the design: the failure mode is "waiting for you", never "silently wrong". We wire it into the tools you already run — Gmail or Outlook, your calendar, your line-of-business system — fixed scope, flat price.
Demo only. Fictional firms, fictional people, fictional mail. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type here is sent anywhere. Not affiliated with Google or Microsoft.