Peter Dedene(@dedene):So this kind of email probably looks like a 2-minute reply: "Would you be up for a keynote at our meetup in December? Could you send us a title, a short abstract and a bio?" It isn't. It's finding my latest bio, checking my calendar for December, digging up what I talked about before so I don't repeat myself, and writing an abstract from scratch. Easily an hour, so it sits in my inbox for a week. That's the kind of email Sol is built for. It automatically spots the task, gathers the relevant context and gets the work ready for your review, so you start from a draft instead of a blank page. Still early, but it's the right instinct: it does the prep, then waits for you. I know a few of these kind of mails are likely sitting in your inbox too.. if so, join the waitlist now 👉

2026.11.04 18:05

So this kind of email probably looks like a 2-minute reply: "Would you be up for a keynote at our meetup in December? Could you send us a title, a short abstract and a bio?" It isn't. It's finding my latest bio, checking my calendar for December, digging up what I talked about before so I don't repeat myself, and writing an abstract from scratch. Easily an hour, so it sits in my inbox for a week. That's the kind of email Sol is built for. It automatically spots the task, gathers the relevant context and gets the work ready for your review, so you start from a draft instead of a blank page. Still early, but it's the right instinct: it does the prep, then waits for you. I know a few of these kind of mails are likely sitting in your inbox too.. if so, join the waitlist now 👉

anish karan@_anishkaran

2026.11.04 18:01

We shipped a BIG update to Sol ( Sol is for people who have consequential work in their inbox. The most fun part tho - was watching the bets behind this update play out with early users: - 100+ new emails a day - is the norm for a LOT of people: founders, execs, sales, recruiters, consultants, ops. - To make things interesting - every email asks for something different: a decision, an approval, a meeting, a proposal. - The heavy lifting is in: arriving at the decision, doing the review, picking if/when to meet, creating the proposal. - Drafting the reply - is merely the outcome of that heavy lifting. That alone doesn’t solve the real problem. That’s where Sol is different. It works on every email as soon as it arrives, does the heavy lifting each one needs, and prepares it for your approval. You approve or edit. It learns each time and keeps getting better. When your inbox is filled with highly consequential work, you need an assistant that’s doing the heavy lifting, continuously. That’s what we’re building Sol to be - proactive about what you need, 100 times a day, every single day. Extending early access to this big update ✌️