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What it does
Jace AI connects to your email inbox and drafts replies that include context from attachments, calendars, and Slack. It labels messages by type and priority, and can trigger actions such as creating tickets or sending Slack updates. It is built for professionals and teams who handle a lot of email.
Jace AI is an email assistant that sits on top of your inbox. It drafts replies, sorts messages by priority, and can run actions when email arrives, such as creating tickets or sending Slack updates. The site says setup takes about one minute and that Jace learns your style without training. Plans are sold as monthly credits. The Plus plan includes 10,000 credits and connects up to 2 inboxes. The Pro plan starts at 20,000 credits and connects up to 8 inboxes. Both list a 7-day free trial. The homepage also mentions a 30-day money-back guarantee. The site states that emails are encrypted in transit and at rest, and that AI models are not trained on your data. It also lists SOC 2 Type 1 and CASA Tier 3 compliance. The FAQ asks whether Jace is available on mobile, but the page text does not answer that question, so mobile support is unknown. The page does not state whether an API is available. The pricing page shows a copyright notice, which does not establish software licensing, so open source status is unknown.
- Drafts replies with context from attachments, calendars, and Slack
- Labels email by type and priority
- Can trigger actions like creating tickets or sending Slack updates
- Lists encryption in transit and at rest and says models are not trained on your data
- Plans use monthly credits, which may limit heavy use
- Mobile availability is not stated in the page text
- API availability is not stated in the page text
- Open source status is not stated in the page text