Pax briefs you before
you think to ask.

A short, grouped read of what needs you now and what is only for your information, plus a one-line note on what changed since you last looked. It is the signal pulled out of everything that arrived, not a second pile to work through.

It reads intent, urgency, and your history with each thread and sender, then ranks the few things that need a decision above the many that do not. What matters to you shapes the order, and your corrections keep refining it.

Yes. Herald gives Pax a voice, so you can hear your brief and act on it hands free. The written brief stays available whenever you prefer to read.

On the rhythm you set, a morning read by default, with an at-a-glance update on what changed through the day. You choose the cadence and the channel.

Pax briefing is the daily read from the Pax executive assistant. It pulls the few things that need a decision out of everything that arrived across your channels, tells you what changed since you last looked, and can read the brief to you by voice.

Yes. Pax reads across Gmail, LinkedIn, and Slack, ranks by intent and urgency, and hands you a short grouped brief rather than a full inbox to re-read.

Yes. Herald gives Pax a voice, so you can hear your brief hands free, and the written version stays available whenever you prefer to read.

Every plan includes Pax, and you can try it free for seven days and cancel anytime. Connect your tools and your first brief is ready the next morning.