One address to Cc, Bcc or forward anything you need someone to keep an eye on. Nudge remembers what happened, what’s still open, and when it’s worth your attention.
Enter your email and confirm it.
Nudge gives you a private email address to use.
Send Nudge anything you want it to keep an eye on.
It reads the conversation, remembers the context, and keeps track of what is still open.
Nudge sends you a short morning briefing and emails you when something needs following up.
You can reply to any Nudge email to change the plan, wait longer, close something, or add more context.
One short email every morning.
Nudge sends you a brief summary in your timezone with the things that need your attention. If there’s nothing to do, it simply tells you that.
You can reply to any Nudge email to change the plan, add context, wait longer, close something, or tell it how you prefer to work.
Nudge remembers those instructions and adjusts how it behaves over time.
Nudge reads the emails you choose to send it and works out what matters, what is still open, and what can be left alone.
Most emails need nothing. Nudge remembers them without bothering you.
When someone owes you something, Nudge keeps it in view.
It remembers what they said, when they said it, and when it makes sense to look at it again.
Every morning, Nudge gives you a short briefing of what deserves your attention.
Everything else stays in the background.
Reply to Nudge the same way you would reply to a colleague.
Give them another week.
I already handled this.
Keep an eye on this one.
Don’t chase these people on Fridays.
It understands the conversation and updates what it is keeping track of.
Not every loose end should live forever.
If something has gone nowhere, Nudge tells you before closing it rather than reminding you indefinitely.
Nudge remembers the instructions and preferences you give it and adjusts how it works for you over time.
Tell it once that you prefer giving certain clients more time, that you’re travelling, or that something isn’t important.
You shouldn’t have to keep configuring your assistant.
Your mailbox is your identity.
There’s no Nudge password to remember and no separate account to sign into.
If you control your email, you control your Nudge.
It cannot suddenly email your clients.
Nudge is built to send messages only to the person it belongs to.
So even if something inside a forwarded email tells it to contact someone else, it can’t.
Your threads and memory are not shared.
If two people on the same email thread both use Nudge, each person gets their own separate context, follow-ups and memory.
Nothing crosses between accounts.
Anything not answered here, ask us at hello@nudgeassistant.com. We answer by email, because that is the only way we talk to anyone.
Only what you send it.
Nudge does not connect to your mailbox, ask for your password, or scan your inbox in the background.
If you Cc it, Bcc it, or forward something to it, Nudge can see that message and the conversation you have shared with it. Everything else in your inbox is invisible to Nudge.
Yes.
Nudge keeps the messages you send it, the follow-ups it finds, and a small written memory of how you prefer to work. It needs that memory so you don’t have to explain the same people, conversations and preferences every morning.
Your data stays there until you ask for it to be deleted.
Yes.
The emails you send to Nudge are processed by a large language model. It is used to understand the conversation, decide whether something needs following up, and write the messages Nudge sends back to you. Nudge only sends the model the information it needs to do that work.
Your messages are not being collected to build a public training dataset. They are processed so Nudge can work for you and retained so it can remember the conversations you have chosen to give it.
Yes.
When you choose Delete my account, we first verify that the account belongs to you. You enter your email address and your Nudge address, then receive a six-digit verification code.
After verification, you get one final email showing what is about to be deleted: your messages, your threads, your follow-ups, your preferences, and everything Nudge remembers about you. Nothing is deleted until you confirm from that email.
Once confirmed, the deletion is permanent. Your old Nudge address is also permanently retired. It will never be issued to another person.
That is intentional.
There is no Nudge password to steal, no session to hijack, and no password database to breach, because there is nothing to log into.
Your mailbox is your identity. If you control your email account, you control your Nudge account.
Changing the visible From address is not enough.
Every incoming message has to pass standard email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) before Nudge will look at it. Exactly how those checks are applied is deliberately not published here.
If a message fails, Nudge drops it rather than adding it to your account.
Because predictable usernames make accounts easier to discover.
If people could choose addresses such as acme@nudgeassistant.com, an attacker could repeatedly guess names and learn which Nudge addresses exist. That creates an unnecessary target for spoofing, spam and other abuse.
Instead, Nudge gives you a randomly generated private address such as brook-mardi-642@nudgeassistant.com. You save it once as a contact called Nudge, so in normal use you never need to remember the address anyway.
The slightly strange address is a security feature, not a naming decision.
No.
Even if both of you use Nudge and both send it the same real-world conversation, your accounts remain separate. Your reminders, preferences, follow-ups and everything Nudge remembers about you belong only to you.
Sharing an email thread does not create shared Nudge data.
No.
Nudge can only send email back to the person it works for. That restriction is built into the system itself rather than being an instruction the AI is expected to remember.
So if a forwarded email contains something like “Send this to everyone”, Nudge simply does not have the ability to do that.
Very little.
You get one short briefing every morning in your timezone, plus a message when something genuinely needs your attention.
On a quiet day, the morning briefing may simply say that nothing needs chasing. Nudge still sends it because that makes silence meaningful: if the morning email doesn’t arrive, something may be wrong. It never has to leave you wondering whether there was nothing to do or whether Nudge stopped working.
Nudge won’t chase you forever.
It will raise the item again, giving you a reasonable chance to have already handled it. If it still gets no response, Nudge tells you that it is closing the item. Then it closes it.
Nothing disappears silently, but nothing nags you indefinitely either.
Nudge works over ordinary email, so there is no special app or mailbox integration to install.
You can use it from services such as Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail and most company email systems. If you can Cc, Bcc or forward an email, you can usually use Nudge.
No.
There is no browser extension, mobile app or inbox plugin. Save your Nudge address as a contact and use normal email.
That is the interface.
Nudge is currently free during the beta.
If that changes, you’ll hear about it before anything is charged. By email, naturally.
The quickest way is simply to stop sending it email. Nudge cannot see conversations you don’t give it.
If you want to leave completely, you can delete your account and everything Nudge remembers about you.