DEMO: Nubli organizes your email inbox the way a good assistant would
Email overload seems like it’s only getting worse. Not only is 92 percent of actual email spam. But it’s easy to miss the important stuff among all of the less-critical stuff.
Nubli hopes to organize your inbox in a way that a good assistant would. It creates a virtual assistant that learns your priorities, preferences, and work flow habits. It is currently available for Microsoft Office 2003 and Office 2007. It is coming soon for the iPhone.
Nubli, which is previewing its technology at the DEMOfall 09 event, does things such as automatically prioritizing your emails, tagging groups of emails, and giving you an easy-to-read map of the tasks you need to do.
Nubli is based in Sunnyvale, Calif., and was founded in May 2008.
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