NewsletterMarch 21, 20267 min read

💜 🚀 Official Launch TODAY!

Building AI That Works and Actually Gets Used

Hello Twintual Family 💜,

Today is our official launch date (wohooo). Download the Twintual App NOW.

Stop Replying to Messages. Meet Twintual.

We are going live with a new landing page, clearer positioning, and seat based pricing aligned with our release.

This is not a quiet update. It is a step change in how we present Twintual to the world.

If you have not seen the new landing page yet, go take a look. We made a huge upgrade and we cannot wait to listen to your feedback.

If you want to be updated with new releases and launch features, join our brand new Discord Channel!

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This month I keep thinking about a question that Andrew Chen posted on LinkedIn:

what's the current best approach on an AI that can help me handle my email inbox? seems like a big opportunity for folks playing with openclaw. For all of us who are drowning in email, this seems like a tier one problem that would be amazing to solve. (And I think I would pay $150k/year to have this product? I bet I'm not the only one) what I want is: - watch my inbox and process emails as they come in - score each message to see if it seems important (look at the sender, the topic/body, if its addressed to me or a big list, if I've ever replied to the sender before, etc etc) - read the email and reference a vast DB of knowledge that's been assembled already (based on my work, meeting notes, what I've replied on, etc), and decide what to do - reply with a draft note. For now, don't send, so that I can review the email -- but in the future maybe there's a YOLO option (but it would probably disclose that it's my assistant writing) - if less important, label it and file away. Eventually gather summaries for all of these less important emails and send me a summary of all of them with links to get back to it - or archive if it seems unimportant - or unsubscribe / mark spam / block if random marketing - if critical send me a notification right away so I can take a look I've played around with a bunch of the current AI tools and nothing quite works like this. There's a lot of blockers: - first, it needs 1000x more context about each problem, which it could get by crawling all my projects/notes/emails/slides/meetings/etc - This system should be designed to take action rather than simply just prioritizing messages. We've had prioritized inboxes for a long time but they're fine, not great - then someone has to put this entire UX together to be cohesive. In the future, we may not even really have an email inbox, but instead an interaction that feels more like I'm talking to an assistant who has a few questions for me. But otherwise just wants to provide a few quick updates and get some yes/nos. And otherwise filter all the noise -- just give me the most important messages It seems like with the excitement of OpenClaw we have the architecture to integrate a lot of different data sources and to take actions across multiple different channels. And it's built with one sort of monolithic memory and context, so that you're able to interact with it in such a way where it feels like it can try to replicate your actions more closely than the relatively stateless and memoryless LLM chats that we've gotten accustomed to. If someone is working on this -- I would be both a customer and an investor! | 348 comments on LinkedIn

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✍🏼 What is the current best approach to an AI activity feed?

It sounds technical, but the real question underneath is bigger.

How do we build AI that reduces noise instead of creating more of it?

That is exactly what we are building with Twintual 💜.

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Twintual | 719 followers on LinkedIn. The single AI interface for automated messaging. | Twintual is an intelligent interface that unifies professional communications (email, WhatsApp, Slack, LinkedIn, and more) into a single workspace. It filters noise, prioritizes what matters, suggests replies, extracts tasks, and summarizes conversations so teams can move faster and make better decisions. Built for executives and teams overwhelmed by communication overload, Twintual acts as a smart layer on top of existing tools, no workflow changes required.

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💸 Angel Round Closed

We officially closed our Angel round.

This gives us the runway to move faster, double down on product development, expand partnerships, and strengthen distribution across Europe, USA and LATAM.

We are building with intention and with long term ambition.

🎥 Our First Official Filming Session

We had our first official Twintual filming session.

Storytelling matters. Brand matters. Distribution matters.

In 2026, building a strong AI product is essential, but communicating the vision clearly is just as important.

🎤 A Month of Talks and Community

February has been intense in the best way.

We shared our AI vision and Twintual’s mission across universities, companies, and tech communities:

Podcast at CETT on February 19
Talk at La Salle Barcelona on February 17
Cristina (Our Awesome CEO) giving a talk at La Salle
Talk at EPITECH on February 24
Conference at BlueSea Hotels in Málaga
Visit to Google Developers Group Madrid for Crystian’s talk titled “Conviértete en un superhéroe con Claude Code”
Dinner with Pepe Amoretti, Chief People Officer at ING Spain and Portugal
Victoria (our Amazing CPO) at NOVA’s C-Level with ING’s Chief People Officer
Exponential Beers, organized by the Spanish Tech Fellowship A Exponential, with Tuenti Co-Founder and Base10 Investor Adeyemi Ajao