Re: Design review on Friday
One more thing: the final mockups still need your sign-off before we can share them.
Hi Jordan, Thanks for the nudge. I'll review the final mockups today and send my sign-off by end of day. Best, Alex
Tranquillo ♩ = 96
Rondo brings every account into one calm app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, then has your day ready: what needs you, replies in your own voice, answers with sources. AI runs on your device when it can, and nothing leaves without your say.
20 emails 3 need you
Andante
Today gathers what's happening, what needs you and what's good to know from every account, before you open a single email.
Rondo reads each new email and marks it Needs action, Good to know or Low priority, so the few that matter lead and the rest can wait.
Deliveries arriving, flights, hotel check-ins and invitations show up on the day. Receipts, travel, packages and shopping each get their own page.
Go through new emails shows one message at a time: archive it, keep it, reply, or leave it for later. Undo is always a tap away.
Mark an email Good to know and Rondo offers to do the same for that sender from now on. Your corrections become rules you can see and change.

Scherzando
Ask in plain words. Rondo finds the emails that answer it and replies with numbered sources you can open, so you can check every word.
Your Delta flight DL 169 from Barcelona leaves Sat, Oct 10 at 8:00 AM and lands at JFK at 2:40 PM 1. You fly back on DL 168, Thu, Oct 15 at 6:30 PM 2.
Answers come from the emails on your device, not the web, and every claim links back to the email it came from.
Ask where you're staying and Rondo finds the hotel reservation. Ask about a flight and it finds both legs of the trip.
Open a conversation and ask what it's about, what's being asked of you, or when something is due. Summaries and suggested replies sit right there.
Da capo
Back to Today. Sam's question had its answer in the mail: the pricing table, by Thursday. Done.
Cantabile
Rondo learns how you write from the mail you've sent, then drafts replies that open, get to the point and sign off the way you do. You send them. It never does.
Personal instructions · Rules the AI follows whenever it writes for you, like "Never promise a date before checking with Priya."
Turn on Prepare replies in advance and emails that need an answer get a draft waiting in the conversation. Use it, edit it or discard it.
Press space on an empty line in the composer to ask for a draft, or rewrite what you've written in a different tone.
One more thing: the final mockups still need your sign-off before we can share them.
Hi Jordan, Thanks for the nudge. I'll review the final mockups today and send my sign-off by end of day. Best, Alex

Da capo
Jordan's sign-off went out, in your voice.
Con permesso
Let Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any app that speaks MCP work with your mail from your Mac, only as far as you allow. You set a clearance for each account. Sending always asks.
Work: assistants can read, draft, archive and label, and they can send, but Rondo asks you every time.
Agent access lives in Settings → Agents. It accepts connections only from your own Mac, with a secret token you copy into the assistant.
Reading is allowed once you give an account a clearance. Drafting, archiving and labelling ask first by default. Sending always asks, and an unanswered request expires.
Rondo records what each assistant did, when and in which account, never the words of your mail, and you can clear it any time.
Emails are written by strangers. Before any AI reads one, Rondo removes text you can't see, marks the email as content rather than instructions, and flags messages that try to talk to AI assistants. What the AI writes back is cleaned of images and disguised links.
Da capo
The planning invite answered by your assistant, after you allowed it.
Deciso
Rondo works with Jev, a decision model from TypeSafe. It doesn't write: it answers the questions you ask about each email, yes or no, one of your categories, or a place on your scale, in a fraction of a second, for a fraction of a cent.
Is the sender waiting for a reply from me?
Ask a question of hundreds of emails at once and see the answers as a table and charts. Filter by any answer, save it as a view, or start from templates for your line of work.
Jev sorts what's important and waiting on you, notifies only for mail that matters, warns about scams, and clears sign-in codes away after 15 minutes.
As you send, it looks for a harsh tone, a wrong name or a password. When an assistant wants to act, it checks what's about to happen first.
If Jev gets one wrong, correct it for that email or for everything from the sender. Rondo remembers, and your answer wins.
Optional, and off until you turn it on for an account. Jev uses your own TypeSafe key, straight from your device; only what each question needs is sent, never attachments, and TypeSafe doesn't train on it.
Tutti
One native app for all your mail on iPhone, iPad and Mac, with the small things done properly.


Sotto voce
Rondo has no servers. Your mail comes straight from your provider to your device and stays there. When a feature uses AI, Settings shows exactly where it runs.
| Feature | Where it runs | What leaves your device |
|---|---|---|
| Summaries | On this device* | Nothing |
| Suggested replies | On this device* | Nothing |
| Questions about one email | On this device* | Nothing |
| Ask your inbox | Your AI provider | Your question and short excerpts from matching emails |
| Replies in your voice | Your AI provider | The conversation, and excerpts of your sent mail when learning |
| Automatic labels | Your AI provider | Sender, subject and first lines, for labels you described |
| Tidy up | Your AI provider | Senders, subjects and dates |
| Jev decisions (optional) | TypeSafe, with your key | Only what each question needs: sender, subject and the email's own words, trimmed; never attachments |
* On devices with Apple Intelligence; otherwise your AI provider. Read the full privacy policy.
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