Ask Parley can act, not only answer. "Email Joana the summary of the Polarium call and book us Friday at 8" becomes a plan: a properly written email, a calendar slot in your local time and the attachments listed.
How a plan works
- You ask. Ask Parley shows the plan: the exact recipient, the message, the time.
- You adjust in plain words. "Make it 9", "also send it to anna", "wait".
- You say yes. Only then does anything leave.
Nothing sends without your yes and a yes only applies to the plan you were shown. If the slot clashes with your calendar, Ask Parley says so before you confirm.
Where does it send from?
- With Gmail or Outlook connected, the email goes out from your own address, silently and sits in your Sent folder.
- With Google Calendar or Outlook connected, the event lands on your calendar and guests get a real invitation.
- With nothing connected, your mail or calendar app opens pre-filled and you press Send yourself.
See Calendars and email.
Addresses
Ask Parley never makes an address up. It uses ones from your notes from your connected calendar or ones you've typed before. If it has none, it asks you.
Suggestions
On the phone, the Suggestions cards draft follow-ups from your recent business notes: a check-in on a promise due today, a recap for the other side, a polite nudge about something someone owes you. They work offline. Nothing sends until you pick a recipient and tap Send.