For people running fifty projects out of one inbox
Your inbox, already sorted into the projects it was always about.
Matome reads the mail you already have and files it by project and by person — no folders to make, no tags to apply, nothing to keep up to date. Then it tells you what changed, what has gone quiet, and what needs you.
Read-only access to your mailbox. It cannot send, move or delete anything.
It sorts
Every message lands under the projects and people it is actually about. Multi-label by default, because one email genuinely does belong to three things.
It briefs you
One page on a Monday: what moved, what has gone quiet against its own rhythm, and what is waiting on you. It arrives by email, so there is no habit to form.
It shows its working
Every claim links to the message that proves it. A quoted deadline and an inferred one look different on the page, because they are different.
The difference is that nobody has to type anything.
A project tool
A task exists because somebody typed it in. It is accurate on the day it was entered, and drifts every day after — which is why a hundred projects live in email in the first place.
Matome
A commitment exists because an email proves it, and it links back to that email. There is nothing to maintain, and nothing anybody can forget to update.
It asks instead of guessing.
Anything it is not confident about goes into a short queue as a question with its reasoning attached, rather than being filed quietly and wrongly. A silent confident error costs roughly ten times what an honest question does, so the whole system is tuned for zero of the former rather than zero of the latter.
Pricing
Priced on the number of projects you actually run, because that is the thing that grows.
For one operator and a handful of projects.
The usual shape: a full portfolio, briefed weekly.
Self-hosted available, so the mail never leaves your infrastructure.
Prices are not set yet — this is the shape, not the number.