Mase Services builds an AI assistant that works inside the inbox you already use. It sorts every incoming message, drafts the reply, and your team approves it with one click. Built for your business in two weeks, for a flat price.
Our first product is built for property management teams, where tenant email never stops. It works just as well for any small team that spends its day answering the same kinds of messages.
Maintenance requests, leasing questions, payments, owner updates. Each email is labeled the moment it arrives, and urgent ones like leaks and lockouts go to the top.
Each draft uses your policies, your templates and your tone, and it pulls in the details that matter, like the unit, the vendor or the next step. Maintenance requests are logged automatically.
Nothing is sent on its own. Your team reads each draft, edits if needed, and clicks send. You get speed without handing tenant communication to a robot.
From kickoff to working in your team's inbox
Flat founding-client price. No hourly billing.
Saved per week in the first 30 days, or a full refund
Emails sent without a person approving them
Mase Services is a Los Angeles company started by Mason Chambers, a software engineer who builds practical AI tools for small businesses. We're new, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we offer instead is a fixed price, a short timeline, and a refund if it doesn't work.
We build on the tools you already have, like Gmail, Outlook and your property management software. There's nothing new for your team to learn, and you own everything we build.
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We'll show you the assistant, ask how your team handles email today, and tell you honestly whether it's worth it for you.