Your scattered emails become one intelligent conversation.

KopyKat is a data aggregation and AI-powered knowledge platform designed to consolidate scattered digital information from multiple sources into a unified, searchable repository. It enables users to centralize emails, notifications, documents, calendar events, and other communication streams that are typically dispersed across various applications such as Gmail, Slack, Jira, and more. By transforming these inputs into structured EmData feeds, KopyKat allows individuals and teams to query their aggregated data using natural language.
The platform is particularly beneficial for professionals managing multiple projects, handling high volumes of email correspondence, or coordinating team communications. It eliminates the inefficiencies associated with searching through fragmented inboxes and disconnected tools by providing a single interface where all relevant information can be accessed, analyzed, and retrieved on demand.
Users begin by creating a unique inbox address provided by KopyKat. Any email sent to this address—whether forwarded manually or automatically from external services—is captured and converted into an EmData feed. These feeds categorize the data based on type (e.g., financial, calendar, task-related) and store it within the user’s account. Once ingested, the system processes the content in real time, indexing text, attachments, and metadata for immediate retrieval.
After data ingestion, users can interact with their knowledge base through a chat interface. They can ask questions in plain English, such as 'What did John say about the Q4 budget?' or 'Show me all invoices from last month,' and receive accurate responses derived from the relevant messages. The AI engine parses the query, searches across all EmData feeds, and returns contextually appropriate answers, often citing source material.
KopyKat enhances productivity by reducing time spent searching for information across disparate systems. Its primary applications include project management, where dedicated hubs allow teams to track updates from tools like Jira and Asana; personal data consolidation, enabling individuals to unify personal and professional inboxes; and financial tracking, allowing users to monitor spending via receipts from Stripe, PayPal, or Amazon.
Additional use cases include travel planning, where booking confirmations from Airbnb or airlines are stored and retrievable on demand, and meeting coordination, where calendar invites and transcripts from Zoom or Google Meet become searchable records. Team collaboration improves as shared communications are indexed and accessible to authorized members without requiring access to individual inboxes. Overall, KopyKat serves as an intelligent layer over existing communication infrastructure, turning passive data streams into active, queryable knowledge assets.