How Stitch.ai Works – Stop app-hopping | Stitch.ai
Stop app-hopping. Start working.
Stitch.ai brings all your apps into one workspace. Work across dual panels, drag and drop between any two apps, and stop wasting time searching, sorting, and switching tabs.
Create your Stitch.ai address
Get started with Stitch.ai by creating your unique @stitch.ai address. Experience everything Stitch.ai can do with a free trial.
Try Stitch.ai for free or upgrade
Try Stitch.ai free for 7 days. Your emails, events, tasks, notes, files and contacts organize themselves with Tags, Knots and Connections. When you’re ready to start working with Stitchy, upgrade to a Stitchy AI plan.
Go to Settings > General > Billing > Change plan to upgrade your account and start working with Stitchy, your new AI assistant.
Meet your new place to work
Find all the apps you love and use every day — all in one place. Open apps by accessing the dropdown menus in the top left corner of your dual dynamic panels. You can have up to two apps open at all times.
- Calendar
- Tasks and Project Board
- Notes
- Contacts
- Files
- Sheets
- Slides
Dual dynamic panels for focused work
Your new Stitch workspace features dual dynamic panels, allowing you to use two apps at once — emails on the left and your calendar on the right. That means less time looking for windows, tabs, and files, and more time working on the task at hand.
The dynamic panels work together by allowing you to drag and drop files, notes, and more from one panel to the other with Stitching.
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Apps that work together, stay together
With Stitch.ai, your apps work together with Stitching, Tags, Knots, and Connections.
- Stitching an email to an event will keep the two items connected, nothing left behind.
- Tags are automated themes generated based on the content of your emails, events, files, and more.
- Knots are keywords extracted from your apps to keep important information tied together.
- Connections are the people related to your work, generated automatically or added manually.
Stitching Tags, Knots + Connections
Explore your work at a glance in the Knowledge Panel
Open your Knowledge Panel (KP) in the right dynamic panel to view all Tags, Knots, and Connections at once. See how key themes and keywords relate to one another across your workspace and find emails, events, tasks, and files with ease. Less searching and sorting and more doing.
The workspace built for you and Stitchy
Stitchy is an AI assistant that works alongside you in the Stitch.ai workspace. Open the Stitchy panel to get started — available on Standard, Plus, Pro, and Max plans. Stitchy understands how you work, with context from all eight apps in one conversation.
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How to import MBOX into Stitch.ai
Import your MBOX from Gmail or Apple Mail into Stitch.ai and let your workspace organize itself.
- Export your MBOX from your email client
- How to export your Gmail mailbox
Go to Google Takeout to export your Gmail data
Click “deselect all” at the top right-hand corner
Scroll to find the Mail app and click to check the box on the right.
If you do not want to export all of your Gmail data, select the “All Mail data included” button and select the data folders you wish to export
Select “Next step” at the bottom of the screen
Select your data export options and click “Create export”.
Google will email a link to your data from anywhere between a few minutes to several days, depending on how much data you are exporting.
- How to export your Gmail mailbox
How to export your Apple Mail mailbox
- Go to the Apple Mail app on your Mac
- Select the mailboxes you wish to export and select Mailbox > Export Mailbox
- Choose a folder to save your data on your device to import into Stitch.ai
How to export your Microsoft Outlook mailbox
- Open the desktop version of Microsoft Outlook
- Go to Settings > Files > Export and select “Get started” to begin exporting your data
- Save your data on your device to import into Stitch.ai
- Import your data into the Stitch.ai app by navigating to the Settings in the dropdown menu in the top left-hand corner.
- Navigate to the “Mail App” and open the dropdown menu on the left panel.
- Select Import > Add Import.
- Upload your exported MBOX file and select “Save”.
- Start using Stitch.ai with your imported data.
Stop being your own librarian.
Spend less time searching and more time working with a connected workspace. Start your Stitch.ai free trial to experience your new favorite workspace.
Find the plan that fits the way you work.
Each Stitch.ai plan gives you full access to a connected workspace — Mail, Calendar, Tasks, Notes, Contacts, Files, Sheets, and Slides — powered by Stitching, Tags, Knots, Stitchy, and more.
Free Trial
$0
7-day free trial
Try every feature except Stitchy AI Assistant for 7 days, with 1,000 AI credits and 250 MB AI context space.
Standard
$49
per month
Every feature, including Stitchy AI Assistant, plus 5,000 AI credits and 10 GB AI context space.
Plus
$69
per month
Every feature, including Stitchy AI Assistant, plus 10,000 AI credits and 15 GB AI context space.
Pro
$89
per month
Every feature, including Stitchy AI Assistant, plus 20,000 AI credits and 30 GB AI context space.
Max
$169
per month
Every feature, including Stitchy AI Assistant, plus 40,000 AI credits and 50 GB AI context space.
Need more answers?
Is Stitch.ai an email client?
No — it’s your own inbox at @stitch.ai, seamlessly integrated with your own calendar, tasks, notes, contacts, files, sheets, and slides.
Can I import existing accounts?
You can import MBOX files from other sources, such as Gmail or Apple Mail.
How to import MBOX into Stitch.ai
Do I have to tag things manually?
No, Knots and Tags are automatic, but you can add your own manual knots and tags as you wish; stitching is optional.