Filo Mail

Filo Mail

Turn your inbox into actionable to-dos

5.0
4 reviews

308 followers

Filo Mail is a full-featured AI-native email client for Gmail, built for people who live in email. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, and Windows. It auto-summarizes threads, extracts to-dos, and only notifies you about what matters. Create Smart Labels and Smart Filters with short prompts to route, pin, mute, or label mail automatically. Turn any email into a task with due dates, priority, time zone, and calendar sync.
This is the 3rd launch from Filo Mail. View more

FiloMail for Android

Launching today
AI Gmail client that turns emails into clear tasks
A faster way to handle Gmail on Android. Filo summarizes conversations, suggests replies, and turns emails into clear next steps. Define Smart Labels and Smart Filters with short prompts to auto-sort, pin, mute, or label messages. Convert emails into tasks with due dates, priority, and time zone, so you can stay focused.
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Free
Launch tags:AndroidEmailProductivity
Launch Team / Built With
AssemblyAI
AssemblyAI
Build voice AI apps with a single API
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What do you think? …

Justin Bao

Hey Product Hunt! I’m one of the builders on Filo Mail 👋

We’re a small team, and we’ve been using AI to tackle a very human problem: inbox chaos. Email is where life and work show up, and we want Filo to keep things calm, while still making sure you don’t miss what matters.

Filo launched on iOS first, then we shipped macOS + Windows. Today we’re finally launching Android, the last missing piece so you can use Filo across all your devices.

What Filo does (in a practical way):

  • AI summaries to make long threads readable in seconds

  • Task Agent (our core): it pulls important events and requests from messy emails and turns them into clear to-dos, with real-time progress updates

  • Smart Labels to automatically group and organize emails, so the right stuff stands out and the noise fades

  • Risk / “gotcha” detection for emails that feel urgent or suspicious, so you can double-check before acting

  • A clean Gmail experience that stays fast and simple

On iOS, we’ve gotten a lot of encouraging feedback, and Filo is currently rated 4.8/5 on the App Store. We’re aiming for Android to reach the same bar, and we’ll iterate quickly. Honestly, we’re trying to move as fast as the models do.

If you give it a try, we’d love your feedback (good or harsh). We’re building in the open and we want Filo to grow with you.

What’s the one thing in your inbox that annoys you the most right now?

Austin Heaton

@justin_bao congrats on the launch. Does this replace Superhuman?

Eugene Chernyak

The gotcha detection is a feature I didnt know I needed until today! We’ve all sent emails in a rush that we later regretted. Can it also detect passive-aggressive tones from clients? Asking for a friend:D Great job on the 4.8 rating on iOS, hope Android hits the same mark!

Justin Bao
@eugene_chernyak We don’t officially ship a “spicy email detector” yet, but you’re definitely bringing up an interesting point😆. Appreciate the shoutout, Android is catching up fast.
Nika

Are the data read by the 3rd party, or stored only locally on my computer?

Justin Bao

@busmark_w_nika Great question, Nika! We prioritize privacy, so we only access your emails directly through the Gmail API. All data is stored strictly locally on your computer. We do not sync, read, or store any of your emails on our servers.

YUKI KE

Congrats! Gmail efficiency on steroids! AI summaries + smart filters + task management in one app.Absolute must-have!

Justin Bao

@yuki1028 Thank you, Yuki! We are thrilled that you’re enjoying the efficiency boost! 🙌

Ryan Thill

“Task Agent” that turns messy Gmail threads into real to-dos (with due dates + time zones) is the kind of AI that actually saves time. The scale pain is trust + privacy as you summarize/extract across sensitive inboxes; best practice is least-privilege Gmail scopes, local-first indexing, and explainability (link each task back to the exact email snippet + confidence) so users can verify fast 🔥 Are tasks derived via deterministic rules + an LLM pass, and can users export/sync tasks bidirectionally (CalDAV/Google Tasks) without creating duplicates?