Leodraft is a web-based AI email assistant for Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. It drafts replies in the user's tone and leaves each suggestion for review, editing, and sending. Email can be organized with labels such as “To Respond,” “Meeting Update,” and “FYI.” For new messages, users describe their intent in natural language and preview the generated draft before accepting it. The assistant can use uploaded documents, FAQs, brand guidelines, and text extracted from CSV, text, or document attachments. It notices edits and uses summarized preferences to shape later drafts. Users may bring API keys from Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Cohere, or xAI. Leodraft says email content is processed in real time rather than stored on its servers, with encryption in transit and at rest. OAuth tokens are used instead of storing email passwords. A seven-day trial requires no credit card.
Who it is for
It suits founders, recruiters, support leads, and sales teams that want assisted drafting in Gmail or Outlook. It is intended for users who prefer reviewing messages before sending them.
What is good
- Drafts replies in the user's tone
- Categorizes and prioritizes email
- Uses documents and brand guidelines as context
- Supports several user-supplied AI providers
- Seven-day trial without a credit card
What to know first
- No free plan
- Web service only
- Users must review and send drafts themselves
- No browser extension
Verdict
Leodraft focuses on controlled email drafting with contextual material and customizable style. Its paid model and web-only access may matter when choosing an email assistant.
Compared on AI email writing tools
- Free plan
- No
- Tone controls
- Yes
- Custom instructions
- Yes
- Email context input
- thread
- Browser extension
- No
- Mail client support
- both
