Levity

Levity tries to do something deceptively simple: sort your incoming emails and attachments without you having to lift a finger beyond setting it up once. It’s not just a glorified spam filter or a rule-based mailbox; it actually learns from the way you want things categorized—custom categories, mind you, not some rigid, pre-set folders. Imagine a layer between your inbox and chaos, where emails get routed, flagged, or prioritized automatically based on patterns it picks up from your own examples. This isn’t for someone who thrives on inbox zero by manual triage; it’s for the person who dreads the flood of repetitive emails and attachments that eat up their day. It fits best in workflows where responses or decisions depend on quick triage—think customer support teams drowning in tickets or sales folks juggling dozens of leads. You teach Levity by example, so it’s not magic from day one but grows smarter as it sees more data. The catch? It can stumble if your categories are too fuzzy or if you expect it to replace human judgment entirely. But for cutting down the grunt work of sorting and prioritizing, it’s worth a shot, especially if you hate fiddling with complicated automation tools.