# Nightclerk

> Nightclerk is an email agent for founders and small SaaS teams. It drafts replies to incoming email from a company's own codebase, database, website, brand and documentation, can prepare actions in Stripe, and never sends anything without a person approving it. It is pre-release; access is by waitlist.

## What it does

- Drafts replies grounded in your own sources: codebase, database, documentation, website and brand.
- Looks up live facts about the customer (plan, invoices, usage) by running read-only queries against your database, and writes the reply from the result. Postgres first.
- Learns your voice from the replies you have already sent, so every draft follows your tone and reads like someone on your team wrote it. Sent mail is read as reference, not used to train a model.
- Connects to Stripe through tool calls, so a customer request can be handled and not only answered. Actions such as refunds wait for approval. Stripe is the only integration at launch.
- Holds every draft for review. In the web dashboard or the iOS app you can read, edit, approve and send each reply.
- Recommends updates to your site or codebase when many people ask the same thing, for example adding a recurring question to your FAQ.

## How it connects

- Email: Gmail through OAuth at launch, including send-as aliases and your past replies. Outlook and generic IMAP are coming.
- Codebase: a read-only GitHub App. You pick which repositories it can see.
- Database: read-only credentials, plus read-only enforcement on Nightclerk's side (SELECT-only queries, read-only transactions, timeouts, row limits). Postgres first; MongoDB and ClickHouse may come later.

## What it does not do

- It does not send email automatically.
- It does not write to your codebase or database.

## Status

- Pre-release. There is no launch date or pricing yet.
- "Nightclerk" is a working name.

## Pages

- [Home](/): overview, example of a drafted reply with its sources, FAQ and the waitlist form.
- [Security and data access](/security): what Nightclerk can read, what it cannot do, and what waits for approval.
- [Terms of Service](/terms): rules for using the site and joining the waitlist.
- [Privacy Policy](/privacy): what personal data the site collects and why.
- [Cookie Policy](/cookies): what the site stores in the browser. No optional cookies are in use.