Your inbox, turned into a knowledge tree you can see, click through and ask questions of. Every answer traces back to a real email.
Most AI assistants for mail run two engines: a vector database to search, and a language model to answer. You can't see inside either one.
Threadline files every email into a tree instead: category → topic → thread. The same tree is what it searches when you ask a question, and what you can browse yourself when you'd rather not ask at all. No embedding model, no vector database, and nothing hidden.
Gmail and Slack feed the same pipeline. Nothing downstream cares where a message came from.
An AI guess, checked by a deterministic keyword guardrail before anything is filed.
Replies join their conversation using real email headers, the way mail clients do. Re-sends collapse instead of piling up.
Each thread lands in the tree with a running summary, urgency flags and its to-dos pulled out.
Questions are ranked against the threads, the best few are read in full, and the answer is grounded in that mail.
A fast, cheap AI model makes a guess. Separately, a hand-built keyword scorer reads the subject and body. The scorer only overrules the AI when its own signal is clearly ahead, and every manual correction teaches it, so the same mistake doesn't happen twice.
If the keyword signal is already confident, the AI classification call never happens.
A sender with an established topic goes straight there, no AI needed.
Mail is ingested in category order and prompts put stable content first, so repeated calls reuse the same prefix and providers' prompt caching kicks in.
One switch runs the whole pipeline with zero API calls: urgency, to-dos, filing and search all still work.
React front end with a D3 mind map of the whole tree, analytics and an integrations page.
Built in Flutter, phone-first, with a full voice mode. Same account, same tree.
Google Calendar events are pulled into answers, so "am I free for that interview?" has a real answer.
Deadlines and "submit by Friday" lines are flagged by fast rules, at no AI cost.