Classic Outlook,
rebuilt to be fast.

Every mailbox gets its own pane, its own cache and its own sync.

Open your Inbox, the help desk and billing side by side, in tabs and split panes. Unread counts and sync status are per mailbox, and one All Inboxes view merges them.

• Add a shared mailbox in seconds, with no profile rebuild and no restart
• Choose how many months each mailbox keeps offline
• Sync or rebuild one mailbox without touching the others
• Send as the shared mailbox; the copy lands in its Sent Items, not yours
• Saved views: name a layout of tabs and panes, then switch to it from the folder pane
• Settings sync: rules, tags, smart folders, auto labels and saved views follow your Microsoft 365 account to your other computers. Mail never leaves your machine for this, and you can turn it off

Saved searches that span every mailbox.

Write a query once and it becomes a folder with a live unread count. "Needs attention" across your Inbox and two shared mailboxes is one line:

• Live match count and preview while you type
• Save any search as a smart folder in one click
• Open a smart folder in its own pane
• Turn its conditions into a rule

Deal with it later, without losing it.

Press H on a message and pick a time. It leaves your inbox on every device and comes back, unread and at the top, when you asked for it.

• Pick a preset or type a time: 2h, fri 9am, tomorrow 3pm, nov 20
• Reminders return under their own heading, with a notification, even when the app is closed
• Undo send: a few seconds to take a message back, with the draft reopened exactly as it was
• Send later: schedule a message, then edit, cancel or send it now from the Scheduled list

Your day, next to your mail, including what isn't on the calendar yet.

A pane beside the workspace shows what's next with a countdown, then each day's meetings. Likely events mentioned in your mail sit in the same days, one click from your calendar.

• Now and next: the current or next meeting, how long until it starts, and a Join button
• Dense days: time, length, place and organizer on two lines, with overlaps and unanswered invitations flagged. Click an event for its details
• From your mail: "Thursday at 2pm works", a meeting link with a time, "due by Nov 20", a maintenance window. Open the message, add it to your calendar, or dismiss it
• The mail scan runs on your computer. No AI is involved and nothing is sent anywhere
• Dock it right, left, top or bottom, or collapse it to a strip that still shows the countdown

Summaries and drafts, on the AI your organization chooses.

Summarize a long thread, or have a reply drafted for you to review. Nothing is sent to the AI until you ask or turn on one of the background features, and drafts are never sent for you.

• DPAI gateway: the models your organization and team make available, with its data protection and spending rules
• Local subscriptions: Claude Code or Codex already signed in on your computer
• API connections: your own Anthropic or OpenAI key
• Guided setup checks each step of the connection, signs you in to the gateway or a subscription from a button, and tests it. With several Claude or ChatGPT accounts on one computer, it finds them and asks which to use
• IT can limit the assistant to the gateway, or turn it off
• Mailing lists get a one-click Unsubscribe and Block sender
• Verified brand logos (BIMI) replace initials when a message passes DMARC: a thin gold ring when the logo is backed by a Verified Mark Certificate, grey when it isn't

Notifications when it's closed. An MCP server for your AI assistant.

A lightweight background service keeps mail syncing and raises notifications when the window is closed. When the app is open, the service pauses so nothing is fetched twice.

Built-in MCP tools let Claude and other assistants search and read mail, calendar, contacts and tasks, triage, draft replies, and create smart folders and rules. Sending stays off unless you allow it, and every change an agent makes is logged.