Save 1 hour a day by making Gmail work for you. HeyHelp is an AI assistant that auto-sorts emails, highlights priorities, drafts replies in your voice, blocks cold pitches, and learns your patterns. Works with OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.
This is interesting, @dudabardavid1👀 I’ve tried Superhuman and a couple of other AI-driven email assistants, but most of them either lock you into one AI model or feel disconnected from Gmail’s native flow.
How do you see HeyHelp stacking up against tools like Superhuman or Shortwave, especially for founders who prioritize speed of triage over deep personalization?
Also curious: which use case have early users said saves them the most time so far, auto-sorting or reply drafting?
The product looks incredibly useful. I think the idea of helping to manage the overwhelming amount of emails in Gmail is a fantastic concept, as it’s a problem many people face.
My only initial feedback is to make the setup process, specifically connecting Gmail and setting up integrations, a bit easier to get started with.
Overall, I really like this product and think it has a lot of potential! Great job!
HeyHelp turns Gmail into your smartest assistant. It learns your patterns and saves you an hour a day.
Hey Help is great! Funny experience though, I've been sending media pitches and ended up on the receiving end of Hey Helps feature "→ Blocks cold pitches + follow-ups politely." it certainly was polite - hopefully journalists using this know how to work with it to still receive pitches if they'd like. Thanks Duda!
Looks like a great tool! Thanks for sharing this, Duda! A messy gmail inbox is a nearly universal problem. Yup, just checked, 19,711 unread! (its my personal one, filled with promotional crap, so I cant be too embarrassed!)
This is such a great idea, I imagine it makes your inbox (and brain) feel way less cluttered throughout the day! Love tools that help people stay more focused and protect their time from unnecessary distractions, I'm definitely excited to try this out :)
We’re tackling a similar problem from another angle with Zentral, our mindfulness-driven productivity tool for Chrome. Excited to see more products helping people work with more clarity and intention. Congrats on the launch!
To be honest, it saves me more than 1 hour per day, because HeyHelp gets rid of a bunch of useless cold pitches and it automatically creates drafts to reply the emails faster, super useful!
Congrats on the successful launch!! As a fellow founder, I'm sure both of our inboxes feel like a second job 😅. I could definitely see myself using HeyHelp to save myself just a few hours every week. One question: How do you train or tweak the AI replies to match tone and context for different recipients (e.g., investors vs. teammates)? I'm curious about how personalized it can get.
been using this for a few months now glad that I made the investment. Great product, attentive dev team. keep going!
Loved it Duda! It's super cool. Hope many founders can see the same cause gmail can be stressful sometimes. All the best here!
Email overload is real. I’d love to hear how other founders are handling it right now.
Looks so sleek and polished! I love the AI draft feature - is it a built in option, or is it customizable? For instance, can I switch it on for specific folders/tags only?
Big congrats on launching! Really like how HeyHelp learns your patterns, drafts replies naturally, and keeps the inbox clutter-free. Looks like a huge time-saver!
Congrats! HeyHelp will be a good AI email management tool. I would like to know if HeyHelp can recognize emails in languages other than English?
This is interesting, @dudabardavid1👀 I’ve tried Superhuman and a couple of other AI-driven email assistants, but most of them either lock you into one AI model or feel disconnected from Gmail’s native flow.
How do you see HeyHelp stacking up against tools like Superhuman or Shortwave, especially for founders who prioritize speed of triage over deep personalization?
Also curious: which use case have early users said saves them the most time so far, auto-sorting or reply drafting?