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RLC

Launched this week

AI email that knows what matters and what to do next

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AI email that knows what matters and what to do next

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RLC turns your inbox into a clear next step. It ranks threads by the cost of leaving them unanswered, extracts tasks and deadlines, and drafts replies around each conversation’s goal. Explore your mail as a visual map on desktop or mobile, or ask questions and get answers with source threads. You choose what to send.

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Launch tags:Email•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker of RLC. The question behind RLC is simple: when you open your inbox, can you immediately tell what needs your attention and what to do next? RLC reads your threads and brings the next step into view: • Priorities based on the cost of leaving a thread unanswered. • Tasks and deadlines pulled from the conversation. • A goal for each thread, with reply drafts written to move it forward. • A visual inbox map on desktop and mobile. • Answers to questions about your mail, with source threads attached. You stay in control: goals are editable, drafts are editable, and you decide what to send. This is our first MVP, and I’d love your feedback. Try the demo on the website and tell me: what would make you trust an AI companion with your inbox?

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What frustrates you most about email?

Missed a meeting invite? Lost context in a long conversation? Forgot to CC someone? Read an entire thread and still couldn t tell what was agreed or what to do next?

And do you copy conversations into Claude or ChatGPT, explain the context, ask for a reply, then paste it back into your email client?

We built RLC to bring priorities, context, tasks, and AI-assisted replies into your inbox. To help each conversation move toward an outcome without constantly switching between tools.

We re trying to rethink the whole email experience. What do you think and what s the most frustrating part of your inbox today?

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