Feature

Save a point of view by email

The best opinions show up at the worst times — mid-inbox, mid-commute, mid-thread. POV AMP gives you a personal email address that turns anything you forward into a captured POV.

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Capture at the speed of thought

You read something that sparks a strong reaction, or you fire off a sharp take in a reply to a colleague. That is a point of view worth keeping — but only if capturing it is effortless.

POV AMP gives you a personal, plus-addressed inbound email address. Forward or send a note to it and the body becomes a captured POV, ready to develop later. If there’s no body, it falls back to the subject line.

From inbox to published opinion

A captured POV is the start of the loop, not the end:

  1. 1
    It lands as an idea

    Captured into your POV library at the lowest-conviction tier.

  2. 2
    You sharpen it

    Use the “Challenge me” loop to hone it into a defensible belief or principle.

  3. 3
    It grounds your drafts

    POV AMP uses it to write replies and posts in your voice.

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One of several ways to capture

Email is the zero-friction option, but it is not the only one. You can capture a thought in a sentence in the app, pull arguments out of a meeting transcript, or let your AI agent capture POVs over MCP while you work. The point is simple: never lose a good opinion again.

Never lose a good opinion to bad timing again.

Questions

How does the email address work?
You get a personal plus-addressed inbound address. Anything you send or forward to it is parsed and saved as a POV — body first, subject as a fallback.
What happens to a POV after it’s captured?
It enters your library as an idea. You can develop it into a stronger belief or principle, and POV AMP uses it to ground the drafts it writes.
Are there other ways to capture a POV?
Yes — directly in the app, from a meeting transcript, or via your AI agent over MCP. Email is just the most frictionless.

Never lose a good opinion again.

Define your point of view, find the conversations that matter, and show up with something worth saying. You edit. You post. It learns.

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