Shortwave

Shortwave is an AI-powered email tool that's designed to help you work more efficiently and get your inbox under control. With AI technology, Shortwave provides a variety of tools to help you write, search and manage your emails.

Shortwave's main features include AI-powered writing, smart search and inbox organization tools. You can draft full emails or use predictive autocomplete to get a head start on writing. Shortwave also uses AI to search your emails so you can quickly find what you're looking for or scan your entire email history for answers.

Shortwave also tries to keep your inbox uncluttered with features like instant email summaries, customizable tabs for important emails and the ability to bundle related emails into bundles. You can also convert your emails into to-do lists and schedule emails to arrive at the time you want.

Here are some of Shortwave's features:

• AI Writing: Create full emails or use predictive autocomplete for inline suggestions.
• Intelligent Search: Search your emails with AI-powered search.
• Summarization: Get instant summaries of every email.
• Scheduling: Create meeting invites and schedule emails.
• Inbox Organization: Create tabs, bundle related emails and convert emails into to-do lists.
• Delivery Schedules: Get emails at a time that works for you.
• Read Statuses: See when recipients read your emails.

Shortwave pricing includes:

• Free: Basic features, 90 days of searchable email history.
• Personal: $7 per user/month (annual billing), full email search history and no 'Sent with Shortwave' signature.
• Pro: $14 per user/month (annual billing), features like Google Workspace support and 3 years of AI-powered search.
• Business: $24 per user/month (annual billing), features for up to 10 signed-in accounts, 5 years of AI-powered search and customizable writing prompts.

Shortwave is geared for people who want to use AI to get more out of their email. That's likely to be professionals and businesses, but anyone who wants to free up time spent on email chores could benefit.

Published on June 14, 2024