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Jan Omer ODABAS

Dvina for your Inbox - Connect Gmail & Outlook and manage your inbox with AI

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Dvina now integrates with Gmail and Outlook, turning your inbox into a conversational workspace. Summarize your daily inbox, explore unread and past emails, search and filter threads, and ask Dvina to draft or schedule replies. Dvina connects emails with documents, databases, calendar, tasks, and chats to build a unified live context, so you can think, search, and act in one place.

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Jan Omer ODABAS
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We built Dvina because we felt something was missing in AI assistants. They either work on isolated datasets or answer questions without real context. But in real life, your context is spread across emails, documents, databases, calendars, tasks, and conversations. With this launch, Dvina can now connect directly to Gmail and Outlook. Instead of just reading emails, it understands them as part of your broader workspace. You can summarize your inbox, search old threads, draft replies, or schedule emails, all using unified context from your tools and data. Our long-term vision is bigger than email. We’re building a “cognitive live space” that continuously understands your workspace, makes suggestions in the background, and helps you think and act faster, not just query data. We’d love your feedback. If you try it, tell us what feels magical and what feels broken. Both help us shape the next version 🚀
Daniele Packard

Congrats! Sort of like superhuman?

Jan Omer ODABAS
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@daniele_packard Its more like a ChatGPT but you can connect 120+ Apps, import your files and documents and even connect your Database... all these will create one unified context in Dvina. We call it live context because it's automatically updated from your data sources. You can use your live context inside Dvina for your chats, analysis and more.

Soon we will add new feature to use your live context in third party AI tools...

Cemhan Yasaraskin

What stands out is the focus on real context. Most AI tools feel disconnected from how work actually happens across email, docs, calendars, and tasks. Treating Gmail and Outlook as part of a single workspace, not just something to query, feels like the right direction.


The inbox summaries and drafting are useful, but the bigger idea of a “live cognitive space” is what’s exciting. Curious to see how this evolves beyond email.