What is Inbox Narrator?
Email summaries read aloud by Siri or Google Assistant.
Who is Inbox Narrator best for?
Inbox Narrator is best for Gmail users who would rather hear a short spoken summary of their inbox on the commute.
Commuters and runners
A new episode made from your inbox lands each morning in the podcast app you already use, so you can catch up without looking at a screen.
iPhone users who talk to Siri
Saying "Good morning" plays the daily summary, and "Hey, Inbox" lets you ask about your email by voice.
Digging through a busy Gmail
Inbox Chat, built on ChatGPT, answers questions about your email and pulls up details from a web chat or through Siri.
How much does Inbox Narrator cost?
Inbox Narrator costs $5 a month after a 30-day free trial, and that one subscription covers the spoken daily summary, the email podcast and Inbox Chat.
- Daily email summary through Siri or Google Assistant
- A private email podcast, one new episode a day
- Inbox Chat to search and summarize your Gmail
The first 30 days are free, and you can cancel at any time. It works with Gmail only, through read-only access, and the maker says email content is not stored. Full pricing on inboxnarrator.com. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Inbox Narrator
What is Inbox Narrator?
Email summaries read aloud by Siri or Google Assistant.
Who is Inbox Narrator for?
Inbox Narrator is best for Gmail users who would rather hear a short spoken summary of their inbox on the commute.
Is Inbox Narrator free?
You can try Inbox Narrator free before paying; paid plans start at $5 per month.
How much does Inbox Narrator cost?
Inbox Narrator's paid plans are Subscription at $5 per month.
Where can I try Inbox Narrator?
On its official website, inboxnarrator.com.
Does Inbox Narrator work with Outlook?
No. Inbox Narrator only works with Gmail for now; it connects with read-only access and summarizes your new emails without storing their content. The maker says it may add other email providers later, based on demand.







