How to hand off your inbox without losing control
Start with one sender, approve every draft for a week, then let it run.
Most people try to hand their whole inbox to an assistant on day one. It rarely works. The assistant doesn’t know your tone yet, and you don’t trust it yet.
Start with one kind of email
Pick something low-risk and repetitive: meeting requests, invoice reminders or newsletter sign-ups. Let Spare draft replies for just that kind of email.
Approve everything for a week
Read every draft before it goes. Edit freely. Spare learns from every change you make, so the drafts get closer to how you write.
Then let it run
After a week, switch that one kind of email to run on its own. Keep approving everything else. Add the next kind when you’re ready.
