Show IH: I built an AI tool that sorts my inbox automatically — here's how
My inbox was a mess — urgent client emails buried under newsletters and shipping notifications. So I built a no-code automation using Make.com + OpenAI's API that reads every incoming email and sorts it into Critical / Important / Noise, automatically.
No coding involved — just Make.com's visual builder, one AI prompt, and about 20 minutes of setup. Runs in the background from then on.
I wrote up the exact step-by-step process (including the AI prompt I used) as a short guide, in case it's useful to anyone else drowning in email: https://radostin72.gumroad.com/l/aswggi
The "will AI take my job" market splits into meme quizzes that disclaim themselves out of seriousness, and paid reports that hide their methodology behind the same five recycled citations. I'm building the honest one.
AIRA is a free AI job-risk assessment with a fully public methodology — the results page shows you line by line how your score was composed. The business model is a paid personalised Kit (waitlist for now; checkout is next on the roadmap).
Solo founder in Adelaide, built with Next.js + Supabase + Claude doing most of the code under spec-driven review.
Live: useairanow
The bet I'd love feedback on: that transparency converts better than urgency in a category built on anxiety. If you run the score — did it feel right, and did the breakdown make you trust it more or less?