The reply is the hard part. Let the dog fetch a draft.
You know what you want to say. Typing it politely, completely, and without sounding like a robot — that's the ten minutes you lose, twenty times a day. OutlookDog drafts the reply inside Outlook, in your voice, and hands you the pen.
How replying works with OutlookDog
- Open the email that needs an answer.
- Ask for a reply — OutlookDog reads the message and drafts a response that actually addresses what was asked.
- You review, edit, and send. The draft lands in your own compose window. Nothing — ever — is sent on your behalf.
That last line isn't a disclaimer, it's the design: OutlookDog is advisory-only by architecture. It can't send, forward, move, or delete mail. The send button is yours alone. How we guarantee that →
Your voice, not a template
A drafted reply is only useful if you'd actually say it. OutlookDog writes replies that sound like a person — direct, warm, professional — and you shape anything before it goes. Review any draft before sending: AI can miss nuance, and important messages deserve your eyes.
For teams: everyone answers faster
On a team plan ($9/mailbox, graduated pricing), every mailbox gets the same superpower — client emails answered in minutes instead of days, without hiring anyone. Deploy from the Microsoft 365 admin center in about 10 minutes. And every incoming message is safety-checked first, so nobody on the team replies to the fake “vendor” asking to update payment details.
One of five things
Drafting replies is one of the five things OutlookDog does so you don't have to — alongside one-tap summaries, auto-categorizing, plain-English filing rules, and scam-catching. Meet the whole dog →
Try it on tomorrow's mail.