They do different jobs. Gmail’s AI drafts and summarizes inside Gmail when you ask. Pax works on its own across your tools, screens inbound, and remembers, so it does end-to-end work a single-inbox helper cannot.

You can keep them. Pax is the assistant that runs your communication and follow-through across tools, not a writing helper inside one app.

Pax connects to Gmail today and acts on it for you. Outlook is on the roadmap. Either way, Pax works across your channels, not just one inbox.

Pax is an AI executive assistant for individuals and a chief of staff to organizations. It reads what comes in, drafts and sends in your voice, runs your calendar, and remembers the context of your work and your life, taking real actions across the tools you already use.

Most tools wrap one model to draft text. Pax was built around AI from the ground up, with a working memory and a team of specialists, and it does the work and remembers how you operate.

A chatbot answers when prompted. Pax runs a continuous loop on its own, takes real actions across your tools, proves each step, and remembers how you work, which is what makes it an assistant rather than a feature.

Every plan includes Pax, with a seven day free trial you can cancel anytime. Connect your tools through secure sign-in and Pax starts doing the work the same day.