We launch Tuesday — AMA about automating Outlook (summaries, replies, scams)

OutlookDog goes live on Product Hunt this Tuesday (Sep 15). Before the big day — ask us anything, especially the hard questions.

The fastest pitch is our 90-second video: https://outlookdog.com/

The one-liner: Automate Outlook — Detect Scams, Summarize, Reply, Sort. It lives inside the Outlook you already use (Classic, New, and web) and does five things so you don’t have to:

— Fetches the point — any email summarized in a tap

— Speaks your language — replies drafted in your voice

— Auto-categorize — the inbox sorted into five piles

— Train your AI dog — filing rules taught in one typed sentence

— Guards the door — and while you work, scams caught on sight with plain-English red flags

Two design choices people usually ask about:

It can’t touch your mail. Advisory by architecture — it never sends, deletes, or moves anything.

Your email is never stored. Each message is processed in the moment and discarded — or bring your own API key and your mail never touches our servers at all.

What would you want an inbox assistant to handle that yours doesn’t? Genuinely collecting patterns.