What Fylgja does
Everything on this page is built and running today.
Accounts
Several accounts, kept separate
Connect a Google account for each part of your life: personal, the company, the nonprofit. Fylgja holds all of them at once. Ask what needs you today and it reads each inbox once, then answers once, grouped by account.
- •One assistant, not one per account and not a roster to manage
- •Every action names the account it runs in
- •Separate permissions, preferences and writing style per account
- •Mail goes out from your address, not from a bot address
Briefs
A brief before you start
Two briefs are ready to add with one click. The morning inbox brief runs every weekday at 7am and covers the last 24 hours of each connected inbox. The day-ahead calendar brief runs at 5:30pm the evening before each working day. Both arrive as a push notification and an email.
- •Grouped by account: what needs a decision, what is time-sensitive, then the rest
- •Read-only by construction: a brief runs without the tools that could act
- •One run per brief per day, with a turn limit, so a bad day cannot spiral
- •Two failures in a row pause it and tell you rather than retrying
Drafting
Drafts in your writing style
A reply that commits you to something is not a job for autocomplete. When Fylgja does not know what you want to say, it asks. When the mail is routine and you have said it may, it writes a draft first and shows it to you.
- •A short style interview the first time it drafts for an account
- •Length, tone, greeting and sign-off saved per account and editable by you
- •You correct it in chat before anything goes anywhere
- •Sending is a separate step, and it still goes through your permission settings
Control
Permissions and approvals
Every kind of action gets one of four answers, per account: do it, do it and tell me, ask me first, or never. Anything set to ask files an approval and waits. You see what it would do, in full, before you accept it.
- •Sending is split by recipient: inside your company, known contacts, strangers
- •Out of the box, mail to people you do not know is blocked outright
- •Approvals appear in the chat and on your phone, and lapse after a day if ignored
- •The same request asked twice is one approval, not two
Context
Memory and preferences
Two different things, both yours to read and edit. Preferences are standing instructions you set: how to write, whether it may draft replies, when to stay quiet. Memory is the durable facts it picks up as you work: who your people are, how each business runs, what you have decided before.
- •Preferences set globally or for one account, which then overrides
- •Memory drawn out of conversations, or written when you ask it to remember
- •Sorted into preferences, facts, business, relationships and instructions
- •Everything listed in plain text, and you can delete any of it
Cost
You can see the bill forming
Assistants that work on their own are easy to lose track of. Every request Fylgja makes to the model is recorded with its cost at the moment it is made, including the ones that fail, and a cap you set stops the day when it is reached.
- •A hard daily spend cap per person that no part of the system can bypass
- •Today against the cap, and 30 days of history broken down by what caused it
- •A summary of yesterday's spend, once a day
- •One switch that stops every automated run at once
Connections
What it can reach
Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Docs, connected once per account through Google's own sign-in, plus web search and reading. If you run your own tool servers you can add them and they show up alongside the rest.
- •Gmail: read, search, draft, send, label, archive
- •Calendar: read, create and update events
- •Docs: create, read and append
- •Your own tool servers, added and removed by you
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I talk to it?
In the web app. You can install it to your home screen and it will push notifications to your phone, but there is no native app yet and no way to reach it from a chat tool.
Can I write my own scheduled work, or only the two briefs?
You can write your own. Say what you want and when, in plain English, and it becomes a scheduled run. Nothing may run more often than every 15 minutes, and you can have up to ten scheduled at a time.
What are my own tool servers?
If you have an internal service that speaks the Model Context Protocol, you can point Fylgja at it and its tools become available like the built-in ones. They go through the same permission settings as everything else.
Does it need my password for anything?
No. You sign in to Google once per account, and what Google gives us is an access you can revoke from your Google settings at any moment. Your Anthropic key and those Google credentials are stored encrypted.
Try it against your own inboxes
Join the waitlist and we will write to you when there is room.