Scape

What makes it different

Scape rethinks the inbox as proactive rather than passive. Instead of a pile of unread mail, it surfaces only the emails that need attention, organized around labels built on how you prioritize work — Customers, Hiring and the like — while the rest stays findable but out of the way.

Open a thread and the work is already prepared: a drafted reply in context, with attachments Scape has created or edited, ready to review and send in a single click. That is possible because Scape learns continuously from the whole inbox plus a built-in local meeting notetaker that captures context in 99 languages without a bot joining the call.

Founder Melvin Hagberg started Scape in Y Combinator's summer 2024 batch, pivoting from a customer-support tool for email after realizing the tool solved his own inbox frustration. The Stockholm team of five emerged from stealth in July 2026 with a $3.2M round from Y Combinator, General Catalyst and FundersClub, plus angels from OpenAI, Google, Meta and Ramp — and a free tier that needs no credit card.