Why one inbox
Four inboxes. One of you.
Clients email, your team is on Slack, leads reply on LinkedIn. Each app works fine on its own, but nobody keeps track of all of them together, except you. Here is what changes when something else does.
Where you look
Today: Gmail, Outlook, Slack and LinkedIn, one tab or app at a time
Senvoro: One inbox for all of them
What you see first
Today: The newest message, wherever it came from
Senvoro: What needs you, with the reason: a deadline, a question, a key client
Newsletters and notifications
Today: Mixed in with real conversations
Senvoro: Sorted into their own section, out of the way
A request in Slack
Today: Gone once the channel moves on
Senvoro: Ranked next to your email, linked to related threads
LinkedIn messages
Today: Separate app, easy to forget for a week
Senvoro: In the same inbox, one click to reply on LinkedIn
Your promises (“I'll send it Wednesday”)
Today: Only in your sent folder, or your head
Senvoro: In To-do with the deadline, linked to the message
Who owes you a reply
Today: You have to remember
Senvoro: Waiting on others, with a nudge drafted for you
Replying
Today: Start from a blank message
Senvoro: A draft in your tone; you edit and approve before anything is sent
Finding something
Today: Search each app, guess the words
Senvoro: Ask a question; answers cite the exact messages
Starting the day
Today: Open every app and scroll
Senvoro: A short briefing: what's due, who's waiting, what you promised
| Today: separate apps | With Senvoro | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you look | Gmail, Outlook, Slack and LinkedIn, one tab or app at a time | One inbox for all of them |
| What you see first | The newest message, wherever it came from | What needs you, with the reason: a deadline, a question, a key client |
| Newsletters and notifications | Mixed in with real conversations | Sorted into their own section, out of the way |
| A request in Slack | Gone once the channel moves on | Ranked next to your email, linked to related threads |
| LinkedIn messages | Separate app, easy to forget for a week | In the same inbox, one click to reply on LinkedIn |
| Your promises (“I'll send it Wednesday”) | Only in your sent folder, or your head | In To-do with the deadline, linked to the message |
| Who owes you a reply | You have to remember | Waiting on others, with a nudge drafted for you |
| Replying | Start from a blank message | A draft in your tone; you edit and approve before anything is sent |
| Finding something | Search each app, guess the words | Ask a question; answers cite the exact messages |
| Starting the day | Open every app and scroll | A short briefing: what's due, who's waiting, what you promised |
The problem isn't email. It's the gaps between apps.
Most dropped balls don't happen inside one inbox. They happen when a client asks in Slack and you only review email, when a lead answers on LinkedIn while you're heads-down, or when you promise something in a reply and the only record is your sent folder. Checking more often doesn't fix that. Seeing everything in one ranked list does.
What stays the same
- Your accounts. Senvoro connects through Google's, Microsoft's and Slack's own permission screens.
- How others see you. Replies go out from your own address, as you.
- Control. Nothing is sent without you pressing “Approve and send”, and you can disconnect any time.
Not ready to switch? Our free guides show how to get closer with the tools you already have: Gmail, Slack and LinkedIn in one inbox, how to stop forgetting to reply and how to prioritise emails.
Questions
Why not just use Gmail's or Outlook's own priority inbox?
They only see their own mailbox and don't show why a message was ranked. Requests in Slack or LinkedIn, promises you made and replies you're owed stay outside them.
Do I have to stop using Gmail, Outlook or Slack?
No. Senvoro connects through their official APIs and everything stays in sync. Replies go out from your own account, so recipients see nothing different.
What does it cost?
Everything is free for 14 days without a credit card. After that, Pro is €35 per month (€28 billed yearly), excluding VAT.