White Rabbit Foundry

AI email assistant

An AI assistant you work with by email.

Emily lives in your inbox. Copy her in, or write to her directly, and she replies on your behalf, finds meeting times, sets reminders, researches, drafts and follows up, then tells you what she did. No app, no dashboard, no learning curve. If you can send an email, you can use Emily.

What it does

Emily, in plain terms.

  • Replies on your behalf

    Forward a thread or copy her in and Emily drafts or sends the reply in your voice, with the context of the whole conversation.

  • Finds meeting times across calendars

    Google, Microsoft and Apple calendars. She proposes slots, handles the back and forth and sends the invite.

  • Chases the replies you are waiting for

    Automatic follow-ups when someone goes quiet, so nothing important stalls in somebody else’s inbox.

  • Researches, drafts and summarises

    Background on a company before a call, a first draft of a proposal, a summary of a long thread, a daily briefing of what needs you.

  • Reminders and automation rules

    Tell her once. "Remind me on Thursday", "Always forward invoices to finance", "Draft a thank-you after every first meeting".

  • Your address or hers

    Use your existing email address, or give her one of her own at emily-wrf.com. Data is held in the UK on Google Cloud, London region, with a published security policy.

Who it is for

Where it fits, and what it replaces.

  • Instead of a part-time assistant

    Founders, consultants and small teams who need someone to handle scheduling, follow-ups and first drafts, but not enough to justify a hire. From £5 a seat a month, Emily is the cheapest assistant you will ever have.

  • Instead of another inbox plug-in

    No extension to install, no new interface to learn, nothing that breaks when your mail client updates. Emily works in Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail and your phone because she is simply another person on the thread.

  • For teams, with rules

    Enterprise pricing for teams that want shared automation rules, a dedicated address and an agreed security posture. Built and supported by a London consultancy that answers its own email.

Questions

Things people ask before they try it.

Emily is built, run and supported by White Rabbit Foundry, a London data, AI and digital consultancy. It runs on the same stack we build for clients.

What is an AI email assistant?
Software that reads and writes email for you with your permission: replying, scheduling, summarising, following up and researching. Emily does all of that by email itself, so there is no separate app. You copy her in or write to her, and she does the work and reports back.
Does Emily send emails without asking me?
Only when you tell her to. By default she drafts and you approve. You can give her standing permission for specific things, such as proposing meeting times or sending a follow-up after a week of silence, and withdraw it at any time.
Which calendars and email providers does she work with?
Google Workspace and Gmail, Microsoft 365 and Outlook, and Apple iCloud. Because she works by email, she also works with any mail client on any device.
How much does Emily cost?
Personal plans start at £5 a seat a month with a 14-day free trial. Enterprise pricing is available for teams that need shared rules, a dedicated address and a security review.
Where is my data held and who can see it?
In the UK, on Google Cloud in the London region, in a project owned by White Rabbit Foundry, so UK data residency and GDPR come as standard. Emily works only with the email you send her or copy her into. There is a published security policy on the Emily site, and you can ask for your data to be deleted at any time.
Who builds and supports Emily?
White Rabbit Foundry, a data, AI and digital consultancy in London. Emily is our own product, in daily use by paying customers, and the same team builds AI assistants and automation for clients.

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