About Akashi
Akashi is an AI-powered email service that enhances email security and organizes your inbox.
How It Works
Akashi sends basic information (sender and subject) about every email you receive to a large language model (LLM), currently OpenAI's ChatGPT 4o-mini.
If you choose, you can also have Akashi include the body of the email in the analysis. In the future, we may migrate Akashi to our own models.
The AI determines if the email fits any of the labels you have added to your account. The results of this determination are available from the web dashboard.
You can also tell Akashi to email you a summary that tells you how it classified each of your emails on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
Other features are planned, as well; we're just getting started!
Roadmap
The next planned features are:
- A detailed video explaining how Akashi works
- The ability to search your email archive by label
- The ability to choose a model other than ChatGPT 4o-mini
- A yearly subscription option at a reduced rate
Features
Subscribe
Subscribing to Akashi allows you to enable its other features.
Enable Inbox Monitoring
Enabling inbox monitoring means that Akashi will monitor your inbox, classify any emails you receive, and display the results on the web dashboard.
Use Email Body
Enabling this feature means that Akashi will use the body of the email in the analysis.
Summarization
Summarization sends you an email at a regular interval that provides you with information about what emails Akashi has classified in what way. You can choose to receive a summarization email every day, every week, every month, or not at all.
Email Deletion
Setting the email deletion period automatically removes all email records from Akashi's database that are older than the stated period.
Label Management
The label management area allows you to customize which labels Akashi uses when analyzing your emails.
You can add our preset labels from the dropdown menu or create your own.
Try out a few combinations to make Akashi work for you!
Thank you for using Akashi!
