A life is not sorted by date.
A mailbox is sorted by when something arrived. The room is asked about in one email, offered in another and paid in a third. MailGraph puts them back together.
Who it is for
One person and their own mailbox. It is not a tool for a team: nobody shares a project, and there is one owner of what is true in it.
- Someone running a private life through mail: trips, the house, things bought, memberships, appointments.
- A small business owner running several tracks at once: clients, suppliers, quotes and deliveries next to each other, with nobody else to keep them apart.
- Anyone with a Mac, also someone who is not technical.
What it holds to
- The project is the unit. Not the email, not the folder. Every page should bring you to a project or let you act from one.
- Only what the mail says. A wrong time on an itinerary is worse than none. When the mail does not tell, it says so.
- Nothing without your press. It reads, sorts and proposes. Sending, removing and changing are your own acts.
- In the open about the AI. What is sent, what never is, and what it uses of your plan can always be looked up.
- It works for someone who was told nothing. No rules to set up, plain words, one press where one press is enough.
Made by
- Company
- [Company name]
- Address
- [Street and number, postcode, city], [Country]
- Contact
- support@mailgraph.app
- Stage
- Version 0.1.23, an early version