The mailbox PeakLook reads and sends from. Also powers the Microsoft 365 Copilot option below.

Pick the Active model at the top; its provider must show a green check. Keys are stored on this device only — never synced.

Used to sign and frame every AI-written email.

When a draft or sequence suggests a call, the AI inserts this as a clickable “book a time” link (not raw text). Saved with Save preferences below.

Copy your signature from Outlook/Gmail and paste it above — the formatting is kept. It's added to the bottom of every AI-written email (replies and sequence follow-ups). Tip: host images at a URL rather than embedding them, and when a signature is set the AI ends with just your sign-off so your name isn't repeated.

When on, PeakLook sends each due follow-up for you and auto-pauses the moment they reply. Until it is on, follow-ups send while PeakLook is open.

How far ahead the Monitor → Sending next panel shows queued autopilot emails so you can review them before they send.

Draft only when sure: the scan and Draft all ask the Inbox Advisor first, and hold back a thread it says needs no reply or is unsure about. AI shield: every request is checked before it leaves this device — Redact removes passwords, keys, tokens and card numbers; Block refuses to send them.

Every draft can quote these exactly instead of guessing. Plain text, up to 2,000 characters.

Automatic reviews run only while the Advisor tab is open, and count from the last review on any of your devices. Each one is a model call, like Refresh.

The advisor looks at every thread that may need you — read or unread, waiting on you or on them — then recommends one action per thread and explains why. Above the cards, Inbox at a glance reads the whole window: who has waited longest on you, who you are waiting on, and what has fallen through with nothing started. Each review is saved as it runs, so its progress and results follow you across devices. It never acts on its own. Archive and unsubscribe are blocked entirely for contacts you have a live relationship with, and always ask first.

Gives every draft the lead's HubSpot record: their stage, open deals, latest notes and open tasks. The Advisor sees it too. A task can be added to HubSpot from Tasks, and a long-press on an email can log it or add a note to that person. Nothing is written to HubSpot without your tap or the switches below, and nobody is added as a contact without asking you. The token is stored on this device only, unless you turn on the last switch.

In HubSpot, create a service key (Development → Keys → Service keys) with the scopes crm.objects.contacts.read, crm.objects.contacts.write, crm.objects.companies.read and crm.objects.deals.read, then paste the key here. An access token from an older private app works too.

Adds real title, company and the person's exact LinkedIn profile to the people on an email — including external contacts. Photos come free from Gravatar (no key). Use either provider below; both are optional and stored on this device only. Without a key you still get names, domain-org, a Gravatar photo and a LinkedIn search.

Free plan works: sign up at peopledatalabs.com → API keys. Their Person Enrichment API (title, company, LinkedIn) is included on the free tier — unlike Apollo, whose enrichment needs a paid plan.

At apollo.io → Settings → API, create a Master API key (scoped keys 403; enrichment is not on the Free plan). Apollo is tried first when both are set, but automatically falls back to People Data Labs if the Apollo key fails — so a dead Apollo key won't block PDL.

When on, links in the emails your sequences send are routed through a redirect so a click is logged (see the Monitor tab). No setup needed — clicks are stored in your existing sync store. Note: link-tracking redirects can occasionally trip spam filters — leave off for cold outreach if deliverability matters most.

Cloud sync is a mirror — it copies a mistake as faithfully as an edit. PeakLook keeps a snapshot of your templates, sequences, tasks, snippets and preferences once a day so there is something to go back to. API keys are never in a backup.

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Let an AI assistant run PeakLook for you: see your insights, sequences and tasks, start sequences (email 1 sends at once, like here) and run them on Autopilot. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor: add a custom connector with the address below and sign in with Microsoft when it asks. Claude Code and other clients set up by hand: create an access key.

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Manage or update this add-in for your users (upload the manifest, pin, assign).

Everything this device sent or scheduled, newest first. It stays on this device unless you copy it. Subjects are recorded; email bodies are not.

Nothing recorded yet.