Shortwave
A reimagined Gmail experience that uses AI to draft, organize, and triage emails. Like having an executive assistant for inbox zero.
The AIE Angle
Why Shortwave made the cut
A reimagined Gmail experience that uses AI to draft, organize, and triage emails. I treat it like my executive assistant for inbox zero. Shortwave has reimagined what Gmail could be — the AI drafting and organization feels like having a dedicated assistant managing your inbox.
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Common Questions
Shortwave FAQ
The questions business professionals most often ask about Shortwave.
How is Shortwave different from Gmail?+
Shortwave rebuilds the Gmail experience with AI at the core — automatic email grouping, AI-powered drafting, smart search, and priority sorting that Gmail's native interface doesn't offer.
Does Shortwave replace Gmail?+
Shortwave works on top of your Gmail account. Your emails stay in Gmail, but Shortwave provides a superior interface with AI-powered features for managing them.
Can teams use Shortwave?+
Yes. Shortwave offers team features including shared labels, collaborative inbox management, and team-wide AI assistance for consistent communication.
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