Fyxer review
7.1/10★★★★★Sorts your Gmail or Outlook inbox, drafts replies in your voice and takes meeting notes
- Best for
- Meeting-heavy professionals who want help with email without switching apps
- Price
- Freemium · from $37/month
Free: 400 credits a month with a profile and daily briefing - Platforms
- Web, Other
- Made by
- Fyxer AI Limited, London, UK
What it is
Fyxer works inside your existing Gmail or Outlook account, sorting mail into categories and drafting replies in your voice. It also joins Zoom, Meet and Teams calls to write notes and follow-up emails, and has an AI chat for questions about clients and conversations.
Latest: Fyxer raised a $30M Series B led by Madrona in September 2025.
What the AI does
- Automatic inbox sorting
- Reply drafts in your voice
- AI meeting notetaker with follow-up emails
- AI chat about clients and conversations
- Scheduling help
Pros and cons
- No new email app to learn
- Good-quality drafts
- Built-in meeting notetaker
- Gmail and Outlook support, with strong security certifications
- Expensive, and the credit system makes costs harder to predict
- Only fixed, preset sorting categories
- No dedicated mobile app
How it scores
Reviewers praise its drafts and meeting notes; recent price rises and credits hurt value.
Feature checklist · 6 of 9
- Works with both Gmail and Outlook accounts (yes)
- Summarises long email threads (no)
- Drafts replies in your own writing style (yes)
- Automatically sorts or prioritises your inbox (yes)
- Ask AI questions about your inbox (yes)
- Free plan includes AI features (no)
- iPhone and Android apps (no)
- Team collaboration or shared inboxes (yes)
- Helps schedule meetings from email (yes)
Alternatives
See all Fyxer alternatives, ranked →
- Gmail with Gemini 8.3/10Anyone already using Gmail who wants AI help without switching apps
- Superhuman Mail 8.0/10Professionals who handle a lot of email every day and will pay for speed
- Spark Mail 8.0/10People juggling several email accounts who want AI help at a low price
- Shortwave 7.6/10Gmail and Google Workspace users who want an AI-first inbox