Iris — the AI inside Atrix Mail
Read less. Know more.
Iris turns a hundred overnight messages into a two-line brief, files everything as it lands, and answers questions about your mail in plain language.
Morning brief
Triage happens before you sit down.
Every thread is summarized and labeled on arrival. What needs a decision floats to the top; newsletters, receipts, and CI noise are filed where they belong — visible, never lost.
- Two-line brief of what actually needs you
- Labels learned from how you file, not rigid rules
- Priority split: needs-you vs. merely-arrived
Iris · morning brief
2 need you: Ava's contract redlines want a reply by Thursday, and the Stripe invoice cleared. The rest is filed.
Ask Atrix
Search by meaning, not keywords.
“The invoice John sent last month” finds the invoice John sent last month — even if the word invoice never appears. Semantic search over every message, attachment, and thread you own.
- Natural-language queries across your whole mailbox
- Understands people, dates, amounts, attachments
- ⌘K from anywhere in the webmail
⌘K
Drafting
Replies that sound like you.
Iris drafts answers from thread context and your own writing history. You edit, tighten, or discard — nothing sends without your hand on it.
- Context-aware drafts in your voice
- One-tap tone adjustments
- Nothing is ever sent automatically
Ava Chen — “Can you confirm the revised payment terms by Thursday?”
Iris drafted a reply
Hi Ava — confirmed on our side: net 45 with the 2% early-payment clause as redlined. I'll countersign today so you have it well before Thursday.
Private by design
Your mail trains nothing.
AI runs per-request against your mailbox and nowhere else. No training on your data, no resale, and a single switch turns every AI feature off for any mailbox.
- Zero training on customer mail
- Per-mailbox AI kill switch
- Iris surfaces are always marked in violet — you always know when AI is in the room
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