Introducing Pulse

Pulse started as a simple idea: what if AI could actually help with your inbox, instead of adding to the noise?

I built the first version for myself. I was drowning in email — vendor follow-ups, client threads, calendar invites burying the things that actually needed attention. I wanted something that could read my inbox, surface what mattered, and draft the replies I would have written anyway if I had the time. That was Pulse.

But once the inbox was working, something became obvious. Email is just one thread in the fabric of your work. Your tasks live somewhere else. Your notes are in another app. The person you emailed is in your contacts — but not connected to the thread. That receipt you need to expense is sitting in a confirmation email you'll spend five minutes hunting for. Your flight details are in there too.

So I kept building.

What Pulse is today

Pulse is a Life OS. One product, one AI layer, across everything:

• Inbox — AI triage, smart replies, follow-up reminders, email rules
• Tasks — capture from email, route with AI, track deadlines
• Notes — rich-text, with AI auto-linking to emails and contacts
• People — a contact book that actually understands your relationships
• AI Chat — ask anything across all your data, with citations
• Documents — upload PDFs and DOCX, or pull from Google Drive
• Receipts — auto-extracted from your inbox, with a spend dashboard
• Travel — trips detected from booking emails, with a pre-trip checklist

The AI isn't bolted on. It's the connective tissue. It's why a task created from an email knows about the person who sent it. It's why you can ask "what's outstanding with the Tokyo trip?" and get an answer that pulls from your emails, your tasks, and your travel data in one place.

What this isn't

Pulse isn't a megacorp product with a team of fifty. It's an indie product built by one person, with some genuinely useful AI under the hood.

That means the polish isn't always perfect. Features are added because I needed them, not because a product committee approved them. And the pricing reflects that — there's a free tier, and Pro is priced to be accessible.

What's next

The foundation is solid. What comes next is depth: better mobile experience, tighter AI, more connectors. If there's something you'd find useful, reach out.

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