I built SmolMail because I was tired of manually copying info from emails into other apps. Amazon sends a shipping confirmation — I open Google Tasks, type the item name, set the due date. A flight confirmation arrives — I create a calendar event, copy the times, add the confirmation number. A receipt comes in — I add a row to my expense spreadsheet.
SmolMail sits on top of your Gmail inbox. Expand any email, and Claude extracts the structured data — item names, dates, amounts, confirmation numbers. Then one click to send it where it's useful: Google Tasks, Calendar, Sheets, or Drive.
For recurring patterns (e.g., every Amazon shipment), you can create automations that match by sender/subject, extract the same fields, and create actions automatically.
The stack is React + Cloudflare Workers + D1. Extraction uses Claude in two modes: text (sends HTML) or vision (sends a screenshot for emails where the layout matters more than the markup). Extractors run client-side in a sandboxed iframe.
You can try the demo at smolmail.com/demo — no login required, full interactive inbox with sample emails.
I'd love feedback on the UX flow and what email patterns you'd want supported.
I built SmolMail because I was tired of manually copying info from emails into other apps. Amazon sends a shipping confirmation — I open Google Tasks, type the item name, set the due date. A flight confirmation arrives — I create a calendar event, copy the times, add the confirmation number. A receipt comes in — I add a row to my expense spreadsheet.
SmolMail sits on top of your Gmail inbox. Expand any email, and Claude extracts the structured data — item names, dates, amounts, confirmation numbers. Then one click to send it where it's useful: Google Tasks, Calendar, Sheets, or Drive.
For recurring patterns (e.g., every Amazon shipment), you can create automations that match by sender/subject, extract the same fields, and create actions automatically.
The stack is React + Cloudflare Workers + D1. Extraction uses Claude in two modes: text (sends HTML) or vision (sends a screenshot for emails where the layout matters more than the markup). Extractors run client-side in a sandboxed iframe.
You can try the demo at smolmail.com/demo — no login required, full interactive inbox with sample emails.
I'd love feedback on the UX flow and what email patterns you'd want supported.
How much of a performance gain a user would expect to obtain from copy/pasting in exchange for keys to their technical kingdom?