Those tools summarize whatever you paste into them. Sumuri connects directly to your email, calendar, and CRM, then scores every signal against your real deals and relationships — and verifies each claim against its source. It's not a chatbot you prompt. It's a briefing built for the decision, delivered before your day starts.

It's also audio-first. You don't read a digest. You press play and it talks to you — seven minutes, every morning, before anything else competes for your attention.

No. Sumuri runs on Google's enterprise Vertex AI under a contractual no-training clause — your data is never used to train any model. It's encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated per-user at the database layer, and every subprocessor is named under a Data Processing Agreement.

No. Sumuri runs on Google's enterprise Vertex AI under a contractual no-training clause — your data is never used to train any model. It's encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated per-user at the database layer, and every subprocessor is named under a Data Processing Agreement.

Like all AI, Sumuri can make mistakes — no system can promise perfect accuracy. What Sumuri does is reduce that risk at every step: every claim is built only from your own connected data, traced to a specific source, and checked by a separate verification pass against the original before it reaches you. It's designed never to sound more certain than the evidence supports. And because Sumuri briefs you rather than acting for you, your judgment is always the final check.

Email, calendar, CRM, and messaging — Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Teams, Pipedrive, and more. Connecting takes about three minutes; Sumuri reads your history overnight and your first briefing arrives within 24 hours.

Audio means your briefing fits the commute, the gym, or the walk between meetings — no screen required. But every briefing comes as full text too. Listen, read, or both.