STEP 01
Connect your accounts
Link Outlook or Gmail, then choose received mail, sent mail, or both.
Less searching. More doing.
Find any file, just by asking.
Your inbox already holds the file. Describe what you remember—who sent it, what it was about, or when it arrived—and get straight to the attachment.
Connect your own Outlook or Gmail account.
My attachments
Received + sentSearch your inbox
Find the PDF invoices from Sarah sent last June
2 useful matches
Grouped from 2 emails
PDF
Invoice_June_2025.pdf
From Sarah Chen · Jun 18
Invoice from Sarah sent last June
XLSX
June_expenses.xlsx
From Sarah Chen · Jun 4
Matches sender and date
One simple workflow
From “where was that file?” to downloaded.
STEP 02
Describe what you need
Search by a person's name, email address, subject, date, file type, or plain-language memory.
STEP 03
Download together
Select the right files and download a clean ZIP, organized by the email they came from.
Built for the file hunt
Email search finds messages. This finds the work inside them.
Stop reopening threads, guessing filenames, and saving files one by one. See the sender, the attachment title, and related files together—then take what you need.
Sent and received
Look across both sides of the conversation.
Grouped by email
Keep related attachments and context together.
Search people too
Use names or exact email addresses in your request.
One-click bundles
Collect multiple files without repetitive downloads.
Your inbox stays yours.
You choose which account to connect. Disconnect it whenever you want. Attachment access is used only to run the searches and downloads you request.
The attachment you need is already in there.
Connect your inbox and ask for it in your own words.
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