Stop reading email. Start reading summaries.
The average office inbox is a reading assignment nobody signed up for: vendor updates that bury the ask in paragraph six, reply-all threads that mutated over a week, newsletters that might matter. OutlookDog puts an AI summarizer inside Outlook itself — open a message, tap once, get the point.
How it works
- Open any email in Outlook — Classic, New, or the web.
- The summary appears in the OutlookDog pane — once you're signed in, risky-looking messages even get an automatic explanation of why they were flagged.
- Act on it — reply (OutlookDog drafts that too), file it, or move on with your day.
No copy-pasting into a chatbot. No forwarding your mail to a third-party service. The summarizer comes to your inbox, not the other way around.
Built for the emails that waste the most time
- Long threads: what changed, what's decided, what's still open.
- Rambling senders: the ask, extracted from wherever they hid it.
- Suspicious mail: flagged messages come with a plain-English explanation of the red flags, so you're not guessing. (AI can make mistakes — summaries are guidance; read important messages yourself.)
What it costs — and what it never does
Personal is $7/month, Business is $9 per mailbox with graduated team pricing. Your email is never stored and never used to train AI — each message is processed in the moment, on Azure OpenAI inside the Microsoft cloud, and discarded. The full security story →
Part of a five-trick dog
Summaries are one of the five things OutlookDog does so you don't have to — it also drafts replies in your voice, auto-categorizes your inbox, learns filing rules from one plain sentence, and catches scams on sight. See the full AI email assistant →
Try it on tomorrow's mail.