Email, drafted in your voice.
C2Stream™ reads your incoming email and drafts intelligent replies that sound like you — with client details redacted before any AI sees them. You review, edit, and approve, then send in one click. Nothing goes out on its own.
Copilot and Gemini already draft email. Here’s why that’s a problem for client mail.
A federal court has already held that putting client information into consumer AI can waive privilege. C2Stream™ was built for privileged correspondence from the first line of code — not adapted to it.
A general AI assistant
- Sends your client’s raw, unredacted words to the model
- Can waive attorney–client privilege (US v. Heppner, 2026)
- Writes in a generic “AI” voice that reads as boilerplate
- No privilege, ethics, deadline, or conflict awareness
- May retain or train on what you type
C2Stream™
- PII is stripped before a single word reaches the AI
- Never trained on your data — your files stay yours
- Writes in your own learned voice, from your sent mail
- Flags privilege, ethics, deadlines, and commitments
- Drafts only — every reply waits for your explicit send
How it works
It reads the thread
Connect Gmail (Outlook coming soon). C2Stream™ reads the full conversation for context — never sending anything.
It drafts in your voice
PII is redacted, then a draft is written in your learned tone — grounded only in what's actually in the email.
You review and send
Every reply waits in your review queue. Edit, approve, and send in one click — or save to Gmail. Always your call.
Designed around your duties — not around sending email for you.
- PII redacted before AI. Sensitive identifiers are stripped before any draft is generated.
- Never auto-sent. Nothing leaves your outbox until you review and approve it — the AI never sends on its own.
- Privilege & ethics aware. Risk and compliance flags surface before you send.
- Your data stays yours. Never sold, never used to train generalized AI models.
Plans from $45/mo.
Solo Lite to firm-wide — every plan includes the full privilege, PII, and ethics layer.