After its introduction on the web, AI Inbox is coming to Gmail for Android and iOS. In the navigation menu, “AI Inbox” appears below Inbox, just like on desktop. The most notable access point is in the bottom bar of Gmail.
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It appears between Gmail and Chat in a four-tab layout with Meet rounding out the row. This is a prominent method of accessing what Google envisions as your future inbox, where tasks take priority over individual messages.
The actual interface is similar to the desktop web version. You get a greeting that summarizes how many to-dos and topics you have. The first section is “Suggested To-dos,” with “Topics to Watch Out For” underneath.
AI Inbox is currently available in beta for Google AI Ultra subscribers.
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Google is also making Help me write more personal when composing emails. This will help reduce “switching between Workspace apps to cite correct sources, type, copy-paste, and format.” On the work front, Google touts use cases like:
- Answering customer and partner inquiries
- Distributing information, documents or materials to partners
- Reporting progress, milestones and project-related issues to management
- Seek help or answers from the team
- Providing or requesting feedback from colleagues
- Sharing team announcements or progress reports within the organization
- Presentation of new projects or initiatives
- Exploring possible collaborations
- Communication between teachers and parents
- Submission of grant proposals
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This Help me write update is available to Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers.
