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What is included

Mail, calendar and contacts in one window, local-first throughout. The everyday workflows that carry daily use, grouped so you can see the shape at a glance.

The everyday workflows

Grouped by surface: mail, calendar and contacts.

📥 Mail

  • Multiple accounts, each a separate inbox, with send-as addresses
  • An optional unified mailbox that merges every inbox into one list, each row dotted with its account's colour
  • Undo send holds each message for a few configurable seconds with a countdown toast
  • Send later from presets or an exact time; the message waits in the Outbox with Cancel send and leaves while the app runs or at the next launch after that time
  • Snooze hides a message until a chosen time then returns it untouched with a notification
  • Rich-text compose with To, Cc and Bcc, per-account signatures, reply, reply-all and forward
  • Paste an image and it embeds in the body right where the cursor is, sent as a proper inline image every mail client renders; paste or drop any other file and it attaches
  • Start typing in To, Cc or Bcc and matching people from your contacts are suggested; accepting one just inserts text, so you can still edit it freely, and the list flows on so the next address can be typed straight away
  • Attach files or forward a message as an attachment
  • Reusable message templates, a local crash autosave and a discard confirmation, so a part-written message is never lost silently
  • Colour tags that sync across devices as IMAP keywords, plus read, star and junk marks
  • Nested folders you create and reorganise by drag, with on-arrival filter rules
  • Instant new mail over IMAP IDLE, a desktop notification and a taskbar badge
  • Registers as your system's default email app on Windows, macOS and Linux, so a mailto: link on a web page opens a new message here, ready addressed
  • Print a message through the system print dialog

📅 Calendar

  • Month, week and day views
  • Recurring events with per-event time zones
  • Nine emoji event categories that label each event across the month, week and day views, so your week reads at a glance
  • On-screen reminders when an event is due
  • .ics round-trip with Outlook and Thunderbird
  • Meeting invites over iTIP and iMIP with accept, tentative and decline
  • Teams, Meet, Zoom and Webex join links open in your browser
  • Early two-way CalDAV sync with a calendar server over an app password, server-wins on conflict
  • Every date field in the app opens a themed calendar picker; typing a date directly stays first-class

📇 Contacts

  • A local address book with postal addresses and birthdays, laid out as a wide grid of cards with an edit pencil on each
  • People you email are added to your contacts automatically as minimal entries ready to flesh out, with a toggle to turn the collection off
  • vCard import and export at full fidelity, keeping postal addresses and birthdays (round-trips with Thunderbird; single contacts with Outlook)
  • CSV import and export for names, emails and phone numbers, the fields Outlook's bulk CSV carries

A look inside

The everyday windows you actually work in, in the dark theme.

The New message window: To, Cc, Bcc and Subject fields, a rich-text toolbar with a Template button, a signature in the body, plus Attach files, Save draft and Send buttons.

Writing a message: rich text with a signature, reusable templates and file attachments.

The calendar month view, showing a multi-day Vacation event as one continuous bar spanning two week rows, alongside single-day events with emoji categories.

The calendar: a multi-day event spans its days as one bar, alongside month, week and day views, reminders and emoji categories.

See it on your own mailbox

The fastest way to judge a mail client is a day of real use. Your mail stays with your provider the whole time.

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