ou·shi /ˈoʊʃi/ verb. the moment you remember you forgot.
An inbox that won't
let you forget.
Reads your email. Remembers the names, the dates, the deadlines. Writes back like you would. So you stop saying “oh shit, I forgot.”
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Sunday morning
Good morning, Giorgi.
Oushi
Re: Q3 draft revisions
Your flight upgrade is confirmed
CFP closes Friday
What it does
Like Gmail, but it
actually gets you.
The email you keep meaning to reply to? Oushi bumps it back up.
Sarah Park
You wrote her about the contract
Marcus Chen
Re: investor intro
Reads your sent folder, then writes back like you.
Your editor's name. Your flight time. Oushi remembers all of it.
Maya Chen
Editor at The Verge. Drafts due Thursday.
Berlin headshot
Friday — before they can publish.
NYC June 4–8
Staying with sister, dinner with Sarah Sat.
No more scanning fifty subject lines. Oushi wakes you with the 3 things that matter.
Your Tuesday briefing
A typical day
You stop checking email.
Oushi tells you when.
8:00 AM
Morning brief lands in your inbox
The 2-3 things that need you today, in plain prose. Not a list.
10:30 AM
Drafts ready when you sit down
Maya's reply is pre-written. Tweak one word, hit send.
1:00 PM
LinkedIn spam never reached you
Muted weeks ago. Never appeared in your inbox today.
3:00 PM
Sarah is waiting (5 days)
Oushi surfaces the nudge with a draft already in your voice.
6:00 PM
Flight saved to your calendar
United confirmation came in. Already on Thursday at 4:15 PM.
10:00 PM
Wind-down summary
14 emails handled. 6 replies sent in your voice. Nothing else needs you.
You never opened Gmail once.
Coming next
The roadmap, basically.
Where Oushi is headed. Some of this ships this year. The rest in the next 2-3.
Reads attachments
PDF flight confirmations. Image receipts. Contracts. Oushi reads inside them and remembers what matters.
Across every inbox
Outlook, iCloud, and eventually Slack DMs and iMessage. One layer between you and every channel.
iOS app + Apple Watch
On your wrist. Glance the 3 things, swipe to dismiss, tap to hear. Built for the elevator.
Voice mode
'Hey Oushi, what's important today?' Headphones reply with a 15-second summary. Or ask it anything about anyone.
Sends follow-ups for you
Tell Oushi 'nudge them if no reply in 3 days.' It sends the follow-up in your voice. Stops the moment they reply.
One sentence, many actions
'Book the flight, add to calendar, expense to work, tell Maya I'll be in NYC that week.' Five things, one line.
Built to feel like
a friend, not a tool.
Remembers everything
Who your editor is, your trips, what you owe people.
Send from inside
One tap sends a reply through your Gmail. No tab-switching.
Saves to calendar
Flight bookings, meetings, deadlines — saved without you asking.
Ask anything
'Did Sarah reply?' 'What's my flight number?' Plain English.
Daily digest
One email every morning. The 2-3 things that matter. Done.
Yours alone
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No more “oh shit,
I forgot.”
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