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Three need you.Twelve don't.

Mailroom sorts your inbox and pings you the instant something urgent lands. Read-only by default.

The problem

Forty emails a day. Three that matter. Your inbox treats them all the same.

01 · The radar

The whole setup is a sign-in.

Connect Outlook or Gmail. Minutes later, this is your inbox.

~10min
between scans
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things to install
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sign-in to start
Next · 02 Built to be trusted
02 · Trust

Built to be trusted with your inbox.

“You're reading my email” is a fair objection. The answer is the permission itself.

Read-only by default

Mail.Read to start. Sending is a separate permission only you can switch on. Enforced by Google and Microsoft, not our promise.

OAuth access · the whole listEnforced upstream
Mail.Readgranted · read only Mail.Sendoff unless you switch it on Mail.ReadWriteno such permission

One tap back to your real inbox

Every card opens the real email. You reply the way you always have.

Per-device unlock, no passwords

A one-time code per device. Nothing new to leak.

Your mail stays yours: never pooled, never used to train anything.

03 · On your phone

Every email, one of three lanes.

Reply now, when you can, or filed as noise. The ping finds you.

04 · Getting started

Try it on your own inbox first.

Sign in. Watch it sort a real week of your mail, then decide.

Day one · on your own inboxSample
Sign inmin 0 Lanes liveminutes in A real weeksorted Your callday 7

Read-only by default

There's nothing to undo if it's not for you.

What we ask

Honest feedback, and the chance to earn the rest of your team.

Straight up: the first step is your own inbox, not our word.

Proof over promises

What's buried inyours right now?

A 15-minute walkthrough on your own inbox. No slides. We'll show you what it would have caught this week.