Do you want to spend 3 years of your career reading unnecesary emails?

Key facts (average email user) :

• receives 20 new emails each hour, each day (excluding spam),
• forgets 18% of important emails, and reads 36% of UNimportant emails,
• and spends more than 3 years of his/her career reading unnecessary emails.

Paris-based Startup
Kwaga is simple, free, and works with Gmail to enable you to focus on essential emails and follow-through with key decisions in less clicks.

It's estimated that we will have spent 3 years of our careers reading unnecesary emails. So, what should a virtual email assistant do for you? Which "email overload" eradication feature will Kwaga implement next?

Vote and we'll strive to launch your favourite module for Gmail within the next few months.

Kwaga has developed a software-based personal assistant which helps users cope with email overload as effectively as a human assistant. The system analyzes Gmail text received by the user to extract action-relevant information including new meeting requests, tasks, emails to follow-up on, new telephone numbers.

If you have to do anything besides hit the reply button, it is an action email and the Kwaga email assistant is there to help.

Illustration: Kwaga adds a smart layer to Gmail which displays a series of clickable tags.