What this does
Toyo sweeps your Gmail or Outlook three times a day on a schedule you set. Each email gets classified against your VIPs — investors, customers, your top 30 contacts — and the priorities you told Toyo about during setup. The signal lands on top. Everything else gets archived, labeled, or filed without you ever seeing it.
What you see in the morning
A single message with three things: the emails that need your judgment, the replies Toyo already drafted in your voice, and a one-line summary of what it handled on its own. No 200-thread Gmail tab. No "I'll get to it later" pile.
What gets handled silently
- Newsletters, marketing blasts, and notifications: archived or routed to a label.
- Routine "got it" replies, intro double-opt-ins, scheduling confirmations: drafted or sent on your behalf.
- Vendor follow-ups and recurring asks (NDAs, W-9s, invoice acks): handled with stock responses you approved.
You stay the editor — Toyo never sends from your VIP list without showing you the draft first.
