Stitch.ai: Connected email and workspace

Stitch.ai combines email, calendar, tasks, notes and files in a connected workspace. It is intended for people who often need to find the document, message or appointment associated with a piece of work. The publisher offers a built-in assistant called Stitchy.

How does the workspace connect information?

Stitch.ai lets a user open two apps in dual panels, for example email on one side and a calendar on the other. The publisher describes dragging items between panels to connect them. It calls that action stitching. The connection gives a user a way to keep a file, note or event near the work it relates to.

The system can also surface related information using tags and keywords it calls Knots. The publisher says these can appear automatically, and users can add their own. Manual stitching is optional.

How do you start using it?

The setup guide starts with creating a Stitch.ai email address. It also documents importing an MBOX file from an existing mailbox, so importing older messages is a separate step. Check which messages and files you want to move before treating the workspace as a replacement for a current inbox.

The publisher lists an iPhone app for the workspace. Its homepage says Android is coming, so the mobile options are not identical.

Is there a permanent free plan?

Stitch.ai offers a seven-day trial that includes the features of the workspace and assistant, subject to AI credits. The pricing page lists paid monthly plans. At the end of the trial, the site describes choosing a plan or switching to a limited mode for export. If you depend on the assistant, use the trial to check how often you need it and whether the plan covers that use.