Overnight email drafts
Every unanswered email has a draft reply in your tone by morning. You just hit send.
instead of Lavender, $30/mo
Every weekday · 8:00 AM
Runs whether you're at the desk or not
Rusky works for you. Literally
It answers your email, chases your invoices, and fills the forms you've been avoiding. Then it waits for your yes.
Free for 7 days, cancel anytime.
Today
11:02 PM – 8:00 AM · nothing sent without you
Overnight email drafts
6 replies drafted in your tone
Inbox triage
2 urgent surfaced · 31 newsletters archived
Tone shifting
Follow-up to Hartley & Co. — softened
Thread summaries
18-message thread, three sentences
The hard notes
Condolence note — reads as yours, not a template
Graceful declines
4 no-thank-yous, none of them robotic
Invoice chasing · Hartley & Co. paid $2,400
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Automations
Ask once
Never twice
Morning briefings, invoice chasers, price watches. Tell Rusky the routine once and it keeps running it — overnight, every day, without being reminded.
On
Read overnight email
Draft replies in your tone
Chase invoices past 12 days
File receipts to March
Finished 6:14 AM · took 11 minutes
Super Skills
Rusky comes
trained
Contracts, expenses, clinical notes, research — the specialist work is built in and ready on day one. No prompting course, no setup weekend.
ContractsExpensesClinical notesResearchFormsInbox
Vendor-Agreement-v3.pdf · 52 pages · read in 40 seconds
Auto-renewal
Page 31 — renews for 12 months unless cancelled 60 days ahead.
Liability cap
Page 18 — capped at one month of fees. Unusually low.
Integrations
Plays well
with others
Your mail, your calendar, your browser, your files. Rusky signs in once and then works them the way you would.
Gmail
Google Calendar
Chrome
Google Drive
Slack
Notion
Memory
It gets to know you
Not the other way round
Your tone, your people, the way you file things. Rusky keeps what it learns from your own work — and forgets any of it the moment you say so.
What Rusky has picked up
All of it from your own work — nothing bought in
Replies stay under five lines
You shortened fourteen drafts
Invoices go to the finance team
Not to the person who ordered
Nothing sends on a Friday
Queued to Monday morning instead
Receipts file by month
By month, then by category
Forget any of it whenever you like.
Browser
The web,
minus the clicking
Forms, reservations, registrations, price checks. Rusky opens a real browser and works the page while you watch — and one button stops it.
example.com/apply
90 fields
41 filled so far, none of them by you
Personal details
Name, address, date of birth
Employment history
Read from your own documents
Payment details
Stopped here on purpose
Rusky is working this pageStop
Privacy
You have the
final say
Review anything before it sends, spends, or deletes. Drafts sit ready until you say go, and you can stop Rusky mid-task whenever you want.
It runs on your computer, not ours.
Your files stay on your machine. Rusky works the apps you already have.
Send the follow-up to Hartley & Co.?
Invoice #142 · 12 days overdue · drafted 6:09 AM
Hi Marcus — just a gentle nudge on invoice #142, now 12 days past due. Happy to resend the PDF if it's easier. Thanks!
Send itEdit firstNot now
Review before it sends, spends, or deletes.
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Daily briefing
Every morning at 8: your calendar, the mail that matters, weather, commute — one card.
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Paperwork
Downloads organizer
The pile becomes folders — by type, project, and date — while you watch.
instead of Hazel, $32
Business
Receipts to expense report
A month of receipt photos becomes a grouped, totalled report.
instead of Expensify, $20/mo
Writing
Cover letters that fit
Your resume plus the posting becomes a letter written for that job.
instead of Teal, $39/mo
Research
Cited research summaries
Ten sources become one page with citations you can check.
instead of Perplexity Pro, $20/mo
Writing
Translation with tone
Documents translated with formatting and register preserved.
instead of DeepL Pro, €10/mo
Paperwork
PDF to one-page brief
Fifty pages in, one page out — with the key passages quoted.
instead of ChatPDF, $20/mo
Business
Invoice generation
A tax-ready invoice from the project details, formatted properly.
instead of FreshBooks, $17/mo
Research
Video summaries
The hour-long video, summarized with timestamps for every claim.
instead of Eightify, $5/mo
Inbox triage
Urgent flagged, newsletters archived, the three things that need you surfaced.
instead of SaneBox, $7/mo
Paperwork
Proofreading
Grammar, tone, clarity — fixed in place, your voice kept.
instead of Grammarly Premium, $144/yr
Nothing in that category yet.
Turns out, Rusky does it better
Different work. Same relief.
“Sunday evenings used to go on clearing the inbox so Monday wouldn't feel awful. I don't do that any more. The drafts are waiting when I sit down, and honestly most of them I read once and send. The ones that need me are marked, which is the part I didn't expect.”
Dana Whitfield
Freelance designer
“Two invoices had been sitting unpaid for about six weeks. I hate chasing people — it makes me feel like a debt collector, and I put it off until it is embarrassing. Rusky sent the follow-ups while I was away and both were settled by the time I got back.”
Marcus Ellery
Studio owner
“It flagged an auto-renewal clause on page 31 of a vendor agreement. I had been through that contract twice and gone straight past it. I still read everything myself, but now something else has read it first, and that has caught two things this year.”
Claire Bennett
Solicitor
“January used to eat my evenings — a shoebox of receipts and a spreadsheet. Now they arrive sorted by month and category and I check the work rather than do it. It gets a few wrong every month. Fixing five is not the same as doing four hundred.”
Tom Radley
Accountant
“I was skeptical about the tone. I write in a particular way and I assumed anything automated would flatten it into corporate mush. It took a few corrections early on and then it settled. Clients haven't mentioned a thing, which is rather the point.”
Ines Moreau
Translator
“I gave Rusky one job as a test — the maintenance emails, nothing that mattered if it went wrong. Three weeks later it has the whole inbox and the scheduling, and I have not asked for any of it back. That is not a decision I made so much as one I noticed.”
Greg Sandoval
Property manager
“Planning applications are ninety fields of the same information typed in slightly different orders. It fills them from documents I already have and stops at anything it is unsure about. I watch it work, which sounds odd, but I would rather see it than trust it blind.”
Elias Lindqvist
Architect
Cheaper than a freelancer, busier than a team
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Fair questions, straight answers
The short answer is usually no.
What can Rusky actually do on my computer?
It reads and writes email, opens and fills websites, reads PDFs and spreadsheets, sorts files, and runs routines on a schedule. It works your apps the way you would, using the accounts you connect.
Can it send something without asking me?
You stay in control. You can review anything before it sends, spends, or deletes — drafts sit until you say go, and you can stop Rusky mid-task at any point.
Where do my files and emails go?
Your files stay on your machine. Rusky works locally with the apps and accounts you connect to it.
Do I need to know how to prompt it?
No. Ask in plain words. The specialist work — contract review, expense reports, clinical notes — is already built in.
What happens when the free trial ends?
Rusky stops running automations and asks you to subscribe. Nothing is deleted, and your setup is waiting if you come back.
Can I use one license on more than one computer?
A license covers one device. You can move it to a new machine whenever you need to.
Your machine is already sitting there
Put it to work
System requirements
macOS 13+, 480 MB
Windows 11, 520 MB
Average rating
4.9 across
250+ reviews
Pricing
From $29/month
Free for 7 days
Latest version
1.0.2
18 July 2026