Your inbox, on autopilot

Reply in your voice.
See only what matters. needs you. is urgent.

An AI copilot that lives inside Outlook — it triages your inbox to surface only the mail that needs you, drafts replies that sound like you, untangles meeting conflicts, and answers questions across your whole mailbox.

Works in Outlook on the web & new Outlook Private by design Never sends mail on its own
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Priority · Meetings · Chat · Settings
EU
Data-resident & private
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Languages · EN & PT
What it does

Less inbox. More done.

Four focused tools that work together, right where you already read your email.

Priority Inbox

AI reads every message and surfaces only the ones that need you — sorted by urgency. Newsletters, notifications and noise are filtered out. Acknowledge or reply in one click.

Replies in your voice

Drafts that match how you actually write — learned from your past replies to each person, and always in the language of the email. You review and send; nothing goes out on its own.

Meetings, unblocked

Spots calendar clashes and prepares the fix: a free slot inside your working hours plus a note in your voice. For meetings you organise, it can reschedule them and notify everyone.

Ask your mailbox

Chat across your emails and their attachments — PDFs, spreadsheets, docs. Get grounded answers with sources, and download any file straight from the conversation.

Speaks your language

The interface follows your Outlook language — English or Português. And the assistant always replies in the same language as the email it’s answering.

Private by design

EU-resident processing. Email bodies are never stored — only what you choose to keep. You stay in control, and the assistant can’t send mail by itself.

Up and running in 2 minutes

Add it to Outlook, step by step

Set it up once in Outlook on the web — download the add-in file, then point Outlook at it.

1 · Download the add-in file A small manifest.xml — this is what you give Outlook.
Download manifest
Do the setup in Outlook on the web — that’s the only place you can add a custom add-in. Once it’s installed it syncs to your mailbox, so it then appears in your desktop & new Outlook too.
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Open the add-ins page

In your browser, go to aka.ms/olksideload and sign in with your Microsoft 365 work or school account. The Add-Ins for Outlook dialog opens.

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Go to “My add-ins”

In the dialog’s left sidebar, select My add-ins.

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Add a custom add-in → from file

Scroll to Custom Addins, click + Add a custom add-inAdd from File…, choose the manifest.xml you downloaded, and confirm Install.

Add-Ins for Outlook dialog: My add-ins selected; under Custom Addins, the Add a custom add-in menu open showing Add from File
My add-ins → Custom Addins → Add a custom add-in → Add from File…
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Refresh everything

Reload the browser tab — and restart (or refresh) your Outlook app — so the new add-in syncs through.

6

Open it on an email

Click any email, then on the toolbar choose Apps / More appsOutlook AI Assistant.

Outlook toolbar with the More apps menu open, showing the Outlook AI Assistant app
Open an email → Apps / More apps → Outlook AI Assistant
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Don’t forget to pin it 📌

In the pane’s top bar, click the 📌 pin next to the title so the assistant stays open as you move between emails — without it, the pane closes every time you switch message.

The add-in top bar with the pin icon highlighted next to “Outlook AI Assistant”
Pane top bar → click the 📌 to keep the assistant pinned
First time in your organisation? An IT admin may need to grant a one-time consent for the assistant to read your mail and calendar on your behalf — they can do that here. It works with Microsoft 365 work & school accounts (not personal outlook.com).
Diogo Alves
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Diogo Alves

I build practical AI products that get out of your way. Outlook AI Assistant started as a tool to tame my own inbox — a focused copilot that helps you see what matters and respond as yourself, without leaving Outlook. Have feedback or want to talk shop? I’d love to hear from you.