You seem to be trying to resolve 2 different pains at once: email overload and privacy. Regarding the former, Google seems to be doing a lot of the same stuff already (categorization, calendar event extraction, ...). Do you have your unique edge? Or is the differentiation mainly in not being tied to Gmail?
Not OP, but I look at this not as trying to solve email overload and privacy, but as trying to solve email overload with the nifty side benefit of being more privacy-conscious than many of the alternatives.
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You seem to be trying to resolve 2 different pains at once: email overload and privacy. Regarding the former, Google seems to be doing a lot of the same stuff already (categorization, calendar event extraction, ...). Do you have your unique edge? Or is the differentiation mainly in not being tied to Gmail?
Not OP, but I look at this not as trying to solve email overload and privacy, but as trying to solve email overload with the nifty side benefit of being more privacy-conscious than many of the alternatives.