LaterOn gives you a mailbox of its own at [email protected] — or a domain you own — and layers AI across every message. Each email lands with a summary and key points, newsletters included, and you can ask questions about your mail and get answers cited back to the original threads. On top of that reading layer sit agentic workflows: you describe a job in plain language, such as "answer the questions we already cover in the docs and send anything about billing to me", and an agent matches the right emails, drafts or sends replies in your voice, chases a silent thread once, and stops when your stated goal is met.
The product is deliberately cautious about autonomy. Workflows are created paused, can run in draft-only mode, and carry hard caps per conversation and per day; every send is logged with the reason behind it. When the agent is unsure — a price, a refund, a legal question, an upset sender — it stops, marks the thread as needing you, and explains why in one sentence. Calendar and booking pages sit next to the mail, and the platform is team-aware: seats are per person, each with their own credits, and shared threads, domains and internal notes are supported.
Beyond the app there is an MCP server and API, so clients like Claude can operate your mail, calendar and workflows with a single API token, plus an installable PWA with push notifications. Pricing runs from a $10/month Starter mailbox with AI summaries through a $20 per seat per month Premium tier that adds up to 15 live workflows, to a Business plan from $110/month for private-cloud or on-premise deployment with Gmail and Google Calendar sync through your own Google Cloud project.
