Marcus Lin · Finance
Re: Q1 Budget Approval, final numbers
Marcus is waiting on your sign-off before Wednesday's close. He flagged a $14k variance in the marketing line.
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Vendor negotiation · Atlas Cloud
HighAtlas dropped to $8,200/yr (from $9,500). The phrase “we can flex on the term length” suggests more room.
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You open your email expecting five minutes of triage. An hour later you're still there, buried in newsletters you'll never read, promos you didn't ask for, and thirty threads where you can't remember what needs a reply.
The problem isn't email. It's that every email demands the same attention, whether it's a contract negotiation or a shipping notification.
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Re: Q1 Budget Approval, final numbers
Marcus is waiting on your sign-off before Wednesday's close. He flagged a $14k variance in the marketing line.
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Pulled to the top with the context, a one-line reason, and a prepared draft if there's one to write. Send in a tap, snooze for later, or open it in Gmail. The assistant explains exactly why it surfaced.
WatchVendor negotiationHigh
Atlas dropped to $8,200/yr. “We can flex on term length”.
WatchSeries A follow-upMedium
3 days since last reply. Partner mentioned next steps; no calendar.
WatchTalia's offer letterLow
Acknowledgement only. Watching for revised terms.
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The threads you're watching
Set a watch on a thread (negotiation, application, delivery you're waiting on) and the assistant follows it. You hear back only when something changes, with the exact phrase that triggered the surface.
Zillow3 new listings near you⊙ House listings
StripeReceipt for invoice #1241⊙ Receipts
Patagonia15% off, this weekend only⊙ Promos
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A note from the maker
I didn't want another email app. I already had one. I wanted the inbox I had to handle itself, surfacing only what mattered. Not a long list ranked by whatever a generic algorithm called ‘important’. I wanted to tell my secretary what counts. So I built one.
Theo Omoregbee
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YourSec is a new app currently going through Google's verification process. The warning is standard for any new app that accesses Gmail. It doesn't mean YourSec is unsafe. Click 'Advanced' → 'Go to yoursec.ai' to continue.
Your message bodies are never kept on our side. We fetch them from Gmail only when the assistant needs to prepare a draft or summary, then forget them. The metadata we do keep (sender, subject, snippet) sits on an encrypted database, and the sensitive parts (your sign-in tokens, the drafts we prepare, the assistant's notes) get a second layer of encryption keyed through Google Cloud, so even a leaked database file shows nothing readable. We don't sell your data, we don't share it for ads, and your email never trains an AI model, ours or anyone else's.
No. YourSec can prepare drafts for your review, but it will never send anything without you clicking Send. This is a core design principle, not a setting you can change.
We revoke our Gmail access at Google and, in the same moment, erase every record we derived from your mailbox: metadata, the drafts we prepared, the assistant's notes, all of it. Your watch definitions stay so they work again if you reconnect. Deleting your account removes those too.
No. YourSec runs alongside Gmail. You still use Gmail for reading and sending. YourSec is the layer that tells you what to pay attention to.
Anthropic's Claude. Haiku for the routine work, Sonnet for the trickier calls. By Anthropic's terms, anything we send is held on their side up to 30 days for safety review, then deleted, and never used to train any model.
Yes, for now. We're looking for early users to help refine the product. There will be a paid tier eventually, but early users will always get special treatment.