Read, search, and send email from your own domain — powered by a tiny backend that runs on your machine, not someone else's cloud.
Download free See Pro →you › any unread mail from the contractor? claude › 2 unread. The latest includes a revised quote — $1,840, down from $2,100. Want me to draft an acceptance reply for your approval?
Most AI email tools proxy your mail through their cloud. This one can't — there is no cloud.
IMAP/SMTP goes straight from your machine to your mail host. Passwords are encrypted with Windows DPAPI — never plaintext, never uploaded. Zero telemetry.
Claude sends only to addresses on your allowlist. Inbox access is strictly read-only — nothing marked, moved, or deleted. Every draft shown before it sends.
Antivirus intercepting mail traffic? Host missing certificate intermediates? Setup detects both, explains it in plain English, and fixes it with verification kept on.
Part of the GXT Office family: draft a .docx with Claude, then email it — without the file ever leaving your machine. No email-only connector can match it.
Works with any IMAP/SMTP mailbox — your own domain, Fastmail, most hosts. Windows 10/11 + Node.js 18+.
Drop the download anywhere permanent on your machine.
The wizard tests a real login, auto-fixes TLS, and encrypts your credentials.
Claude → Settings → Capabilities. Then ask Claude to check your inbox.
No account required for the free tier. Pro checkout is handled securely by Square.
No. The backend runs on your computer and talks directly to your mail host over IMAP/SMTP. We never see your mail, your password, or your contacts. There’s no telemetry.
Anything with IMAP/SMTP access: mailboxes on your own domain (cPanel, HostPapa, Namecheap, etc.), Fastmail, and most hosts. Gmail and Outlook work via app passwords where IMAP is enabled.
No. Reading is strictly read-only. Sending is gated by an allowlist you control, and Claude shows you drafts before they go out. Mail Pro adds a formal approval queue on top.
Windows first. Mac support is on the roadmap — Pro subscribers set the priority.