Deep Dive
The problem Fyxer solves
Mike, a commercial real estate manager juggling hundreds of properties and people, spends 1-2 hours every evening plowing through email instead of being present with his family. He can't respond while driving. Fyxer's core mission is to hand him a pre-sorted inbox when he opens his laptop — all emails read, ranked by urgency, with only what actually needs him at the top. The team wanted to move Mike from reactive catch-up mode to proactive decision-making. One real customer told them the product saved him from divorce.
Building on OpenAI's models
Fyxer's engineering team — Joey, Eleonora, and David — work closely with OpenAI. On his first day, the CTO told Eleonora her job was to make the auto-generated email drafts better. They use OpenAI models across the entire pipeline: digesting emails to understand their intent, pulling in relevant context, and re-ranking which messages deserve top billing. The team credits OpenAI not just for the raw model quality but for hands-on collaboration on costs, efficiency, and technical direction. The breakthrough came when GPT-3 arrived and they got exactly the output they expected.
Scaling from zero to $30M
Before OpenAI's models, Fyxer was manually building an executive assistant agency — slow, unscalable. GPT-3 changed everything. They could suddenly learn from 500,000 hours of real EA workflows in a matter of months instead of years. That compressed timeline let them go from zero to $30M in annual recurring revenue in their first year. The founders emphasize that the hard work was still understanding their customers deeply — OpenAI's platform just made it possible to translate that learning directly into how the models actually behave. ChatGPT itself is the second-most-used AI tool among their users, suggesting Fyxer is complementing rather than replacing existing AI consumption.