Gmail, Microsoft 365 and IMAP
Sign in with Google or Microsoft directly, or use an app password with any IMAP server. Passwords are tested before the account is saved, and each mailbox’s folders show up in the console.
Private beta
Gmail · Microsoft 365 · IMAP
Your email accounts, connected in one place.
Connect Gmail, Microsoft 365/Outlook and any IMAP server to a single account. Your credentials are encrypted on the server, and whatever the console does, the REST API does too.
Access is by invitation during the private beta.
// Your connected mailboxes.
GET /v1/accounts
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
// The folders of one of them.
GET /v1/accounts/{id}/folders
[
{
"name": "INBOX",
"role": "inbox",
"selectable": true
}
]Today, in beta
What works today
The essentials for bringing your accounts together safely. It is only the start: what is not ready yet is listed below, marked coming soon.
Credentials encrypted on the server
Passwords and access tokens are stored encrypted, each one bound to its account, and never show up in logs or URLs. Console access is by invitation.
A REST API
The console runs on the same API your integrations can use: accounts and folders over HTTP, with scoped access keys, issued by the administrator for now.
On the way
Coming soon
We are building these now. Nothing on this list is available yet.
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Coming soon
Sync and search
An always up-to-date index of your messages, to search every mailbox at once.
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Coming soon
Sending with confirmation
Write and reply from your own accounts. Nothing goes out without an explicit confirmation.
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Coming soon
MCP server for AI assistants
Your AI assistant will be able to read and search your email and draft replies; sending will still require your confirmation.
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Coming soon
New-mail notifications
Know the moment a message arrives, in the console and in your integrations.
Private beta
Got an invitation?
Use the invitation link to create your account in the console and connect your first mailbox.