Consultants
Four engagements. Three client domains. A personal account you check between calls. STAMP gives you the seven threads that matter and gets out of the way.
Reply from the right address every time. Snooze a deck question to Tuesday. Stop searching three mailboxes for one invoice.
Get early accessTime spent searching, sorting, and apologising for late replies isn't billable. STAMP gives those hours back, and they compound.
The thread you need is in client B's domain, but you replied from your personal Gmail, and now the trail is broken. STAMP keeps the context where it should be: in the thread, in the right account.
You learn about an unhappy client at the steering committee, not in the inbox. STAMP flags tone shifts before they become escalations.
Engagements
Tag a sender once with a client name and STAMP applies it to the engagement going forward. The view by client is one keystroke away.
Aliases
Connect every domain you bill from. STAMP detects the originating account and replies from it. The cognitive overhead of 'which account am I in' goes to zero.
Tone
Tone shifts in stakeholder threads get flagged. You see the friction the day it shows up, not the day it becomes a meeting.
“I bill in 15-minute increments. STAMP gave me back eight increments a day. The maths takes care of itself.”
Early access user · Strategy consultant
Consulting work is sold in hours and outcomes. Time spent in the inbox is, almost always, neither. The thirty minutes a day you spend searching across mailboxes, replying from the wrong account, and re-reading threads you've already read is unbillable, and it adds up to a working week per quarter.
STAMP is built for the kind of person who has four engagements running concurrently. Each one has its own domain, its own steering committee, its own deck cadence. The inbox is the connective tissue, and most clients can't handle it gracefully.
The triage layer handles the priority question — which seven of these forty-seven threads do I have to handle today? The unified layer handles the account question — which engagement does this thread belong to, and which alias do I reply from?
Monday 8:42 a.m. The week opens with a headline: 'Six need attention. Two are from your B engagement, one is the steering committee for A.' You handle the two from B in eleven minutes. The steering committee thread you snooze to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, after the prep session.
Tuesday 4 p.m. The snoozed thread surfaces with the original tag and your context. You reply from the right alias. The chair of the steering committee never knows you nearly forgot.
Wednesday morning. STAMP flags a Frustrated tag on a stakeholder you haven't heard from in three weeks. Tone has shifted across two replies. You add a 30-minute call to the day. You save the engagement before it becomes a re-scope discussion.
Friday end-of-day. STAMP's recap shows every commitment made and not-made by email this week. You forward it to the engagement manager. Done.
Per-engagement billing tags. Tag a thread Billable and STAMP starts a soft timer. Reply, hand off, and the thread closes with a time estimate you can paste straight into your timesheet.
Snooze that respects calendar context. Snooze to 'after the steering committee' uses your calendar, not a fixed clock. The thread comes back when you said it should.
Recap reports that read like a status update, not a Gmail digest. Send to your engagement manager weekly. They love them.
On-device triage. NDAs survive. Your client's strategy doesn't get used to train an LLM. The classifier runs on your Mac.
Yes. Triage runs locally on your Mac. The threads, the metadata, and the body are never shipped to a third-party server for sorting. STAMP does not train models on your inbox.
Soft timers attach to threads tagged Billable. You can export weekly summaries to CSV for your timesheet tool. A direct integration with Harvest is on the roadmap.
Connect them. They become part of the unified queue. Replies still go from the address they should. The cognitive overhead of 'which old account is this' disappears the day you set it up.
STAMP is a paid subscription from $9 a month, locked for life on whichever plan you pick if you join the founding window.
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