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Said I Would
POST SENT 214 I'll send it Friday

Every "I'll send it Friday", kept.

Said I Would finds the promises in your sent mail, knows when each is due, and nudges you before you let someone down.

0 setupNo reminders to make. It finds them.
In browserRuns in your own inbox tab.
Your scoreA record you can be proud of.
"Sorry, I completely forgot."Most broken promises aren't lies. They're forgotten sentences in a sent folder.

Live scan of Leila's Sent folder

8
promises in her last 30 sent emails
2 already overdue. Nobody reminded her, because she never made a reminder.

Setup, browser extension

Add it to your browser, open your inbox.

Reads your Sent folder, in the tab you already have open. Last 90 days.
Sends only promise sentences to the model, never whole emails, never attachments.
Never reads your inbox, never sends email on its own. Every send is your tap.
No password and no server-side mailbox access.
SORTING 214 SENT

Reading sent mail

Looking for promises

    Sent, Leila Haddad, Toronto

    Your sent mail, with promises marked

    Commitments

    You owe 5 things to 5 people

    Draft

    To
    Subject

    Nudges

    A tap on the shoulder, before it's late

    8:55
    Thursday 8 October

    Reliability

    Do you do what you said?

    78%
    Kept or renegotiated in time

    Asking for more time before the deadline counts as keeping your word. Going quiet does not.

    Last 12 weeks

    This quarter

    Patterns

    You keep work promises 91% of the time and personal ones 54%. "This weekend" is your least reliable phrase: kept 2 of 7.

    Promises with a named day ("by Friday") are kept twice as often as vague ones ("soon").

    SHARE YOUR RECORD

    I kept 31 of 36 promises this quarter. Said I Would found every one of them in my sent mail.

    To: everyone who ever waited on me

    Browser extension

    Lives next to your inbox

    mail.yourprovider.com/#sent

    Catches promises as you type

    Try it. Write like you would in a reply. The extension highlights a promise and suggests a due date before you hit send.

    Y1 Y2 Y3

    Where this goes

    Make "I'll get back to you" mean something again.

    Most broken promises aren't lies. They're forgotten sentences in a sent folder. In three years Said I Would wants to be the quiet layer that makes people reliable everywhere they write.

    Year 1
    Your sent mail. Promise detection, due dates, nudges, one-tap drafts, a reliability score. One browser extension.
    Year 2
    Everywhere you type. Chat apps, docs comments and meeting notes. "Action items" from calls become promises with owners.
    Year 3
    Trust you can show. An opt-in reliability badge freelancers put on proposals, and teams that see what was promised to customers, not just what's in the ticket system.
    North star

    Promises kept or renegotiated on time. Typical start: around 60%. Target: 90%.