A closer look, for the curious.

Weavay keeps track of three things from your mail: people, threads, and documents - plus how they relate to each other. All of it is derived from messages you already have. Nothing is invented, and there is nothing to tag by hand.

That memory surfaces in exactly two places, both of them practical:

• The Context panel. Open any thread and it shows the people involved, the documents that came with it, related conversations, and facts traced back to the message they came from.
• @-mentions. Type @ while writing and the same memory becomes something you can send. Mention a file and it is attached. Mention a thread and its latest message is quoted. Mention a person and their role and address travel with the note.

That's the whole idea: your reader shouldn't need access to your inbox to understand your email.

Weavay Context