An AI-powered email inbox tool that helps small teams manage email communications more efficiently by clearing clutter, drafting thoughtful replies, and organizing conversations in a relationship-first manner without requiring multiple tools.
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Lucas
March 5, 2026
Our landing page before was outdated and designed for the old version of min.
We just finally finished completely revamping the entire website to update it for our new product.
Also added in some really cool animations and visual features in; check it out at https://getmin.ai/ and feel free to provide any feedback!
Lucas
February 15, 2026
It used to feel like an “agentic inbox”. Now it’s a whole new experience: specialized agents that live at an email address, and you can just call them into any thread.
summarize the thread collect bids from multiple vendors chase statuses from partners send follow ups handle the boring back and forth
2 days ago we closed a deal, $300/seat/month, 15 seats total.
Still early, but this new direction feels way more real than what we had before.
Lucas
January 27, 2026
After a bunch of calls with freight brokers, we realized something important.
Calling min. an “agentic inbox” was confusing people.
Not that product was wrong, but because the word “inbox” made it sound like we were replacing email.
We’re not.
Instead of selling an inbox, we’re now building specialized agents that live at an email address.
Each agent has a very specific job. You bring it into a conversation when you want help.
No new UI. No switching tools. Just CC the agent.
If you CC one of our agents on an email thread, it can:
summarize long, messy threads collect bids from multiple vendors chase status updates from partners send follow ups when someone goes quiet pull key details out of back-and-forth keep things moving without manual checking
The agent participates in the thread like a teammate.
Brokers didn’t want a “new inbox.”
They wanted help inside the inbox they already live in.
Email is still the main solution. We’re just adding workers that do the annoying parts on demand.
Freight brokers are the first use case because the pain is immediate.
But this model applies to anyone who runs their day through email: vendors partners external stakeholders constant follow ups
Anywhere work happens in threads, this works.
