... your AI agent, can run email marketing from a prompt or your voice. What it does today You describe a campaign, automation, or drip sequence, and Email Digit builds and sends it It sends from your own mailbox and domain Reply intelligence sorts, summarizes, and drafts responses to the people who write back Stripe is connected, so abandoned-cart emails and revenue attribution are built in An MCP server lets Claude or any AI agent run your email ...

... format. Offloading the same card again only copies what is new, and the card itself is never changed. Mail Attachments Every file you received in Apple Mail, in one place: who sent it, the subject, the date and the mailbox. Search by name, sender or subject, Quick Look it, or drag it to any folder. DockDuck only reads what Mail saved on your Mac and never changes Mail. Turn it on in Settings, Mail Attachments. A new Shelf It floats ...

... with the ticket, so I never have to ask who someone is, and Share Logs in Settings gives me the device log when the bug hides behind a vague sentence. The ticket lands in a database, not a mailbox, and a bot pings me in Telegram with the ticket id and a code, no text and no email, because the messenger is not in the privacy policy. On the admin page a model drafts the reply in the user ... ... language from a fixed facts file about refunds and credits, I edit it, one click sends, and the sent text stays in the ticket. Replies to that mail go to the mailbox

... first thing they get is free. Ten welcome credits, the first song can be made and played without paying, it just cannot be downloaded or shared until they subscribe. The welcome credits are one per mailbox, otherwise the try first offer becomes a free song factory. On the web I just ran the other experiment: a funnel that asked for a card right after the quiz. A couple of hundred checkout forms opened, zero paid. Since last week the same ... ... judge it by installs and subscriptions. So my answer is let them try, but attach the try to an identity you can bill later. Comment from George Basov(@gbasovv): @ankit_pandit_dev  Thanks Ankit. One per mailbox

... Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): @jernej_jan_kocica We check message text when it is explicitly included in the contract, alongside calls and provider state. That's not general semantic understanding, it's an explicit substring you wire in. The simulated Zendesk mailbox is what backs the message evidence in the posted run. Your case, model writes "we cancelled it" with zero calls underneath, was not exercised in that run. The check that fits: assert provider subscription state is inactive after the reply ...

... prompt tracker), it finds who runs each one, drafts the pitch, keeps every conversation in one inbox with the site's metrics next to it, and monitors the placement after the deal. The outreach is done from warmed mailboxes it provides, not from your domain. Enio's point above matches what we see. For dev tools the pages that matter are directories and GitHub lists, not blog listicles. For most SaaS it's the other way round. Happy to show ...

... often check PC hardware on the second-hand market, and a genuinely good deal can disappear in less than an hour. I wanted a fast way to see whether the price is actually good, compare the hardware with alternatives, and check what similar options cost at retailers. So I still use the product for the same problem that made me build it in the first place. And I keep finding things to improve because of that. Comment from Mostafa Hosseini ... ... didn t work how I wanted. I just wanted something simple that put emails into folders by who sent them, without me having to think about it. So I built that, and it s been running on my own mailbox

... human and pays for the gigabyte, which is why adding careers@ or invoices@ costs you money it really shouldn't. So I built one that charges for the storage and gives the headcount away. $9 a year, unlimited mailboxes, unlimited domains, 10 GB pooled across the whole account, $0.40/GB after that. One plan, no tiers, no free version, no per-seat math. Where it actually is right now: 28 accounts, 104 mailboxes

... again, and never after you've touched the field yourself. (Microsoft OAuth hands the name over at connect time, because it's already right there in the token. Google makes us do it the hard way.) closes #43 Per-mailbox signatures. One plain-text sign-off per account, inserted into the draft the moment you open the composer so what you see is exactly what goes out, and the copy in IMAP Drafts matches. Comes with the proper -- delimiter ... ... author and the language detector politely skip over your sign-off instead of studying it. closes #42 Fixed Two Trashes, two Spams, doubled tray badge. The folder sweep only ever knew how to insert, so a mailbox

... meme certificates to US recipients for $9. The current product preview is a Termination of Interaction notice: fictional, overly formal paperwork for an inside joke. The thing I want to test is whether receiving the joke in a real mailbox adds enough fun to make someone want to send another one. A screenshot is free and instant; the physical version has to earn the extra effort. For makers who have tried selling playful products: what would you show first ...

... Hello Inbox turns the results into actionable steps so you can improve inbox placement without becoming an email deliverability expert. Comment from Hans Desjarlais(@ismaelyws): @siarheihamanovich  Hi Siarhei, reputation isn't just IP based, it's domain also. Mailbox providers also track the reputation of your sending domains. In your case, if you send only transactional emails you probably won't encounter any deliverability issues. Hello Inbox's recommendations works for all use cases, and it does make ...

... where OpenAI told us our tools and its own thinking couldn't be in the same room, and we said fine, we'll ask nicely twice. Fixed Mailbox chat works again on gpt-5.6 models. Point the OpenAI-compatible provider at OpenAI with a gpt-5.6-* model and every single round that carried tools came back as a 400 and a wall of English error prose in the chat bubble. Retrying showed you the same wall. Very helpful ...

... claims a folder is empty when it actually read the folder. Sync events that arrive before the app is ready no longer vanish. The mail engine starts syncing in Rust before the window has finished asking who owns which mailbox; the first "there's new mail" used to land in the void, and the next scheduled one was five minutes away. They're collected now. Reopening from the tray does something again. Hiding to the tray only hides the webview ...

... Scrolled 800 rows deep and then archived one? You stay there. Refresh used to re-read only the first page and yank you back to row 100. Rude. Fixed. Move is properly greyed out when your selection spans two mailboxes , because IMAP simply cannot do that better an honest disabled button than a picker that opens and then shrugs. Housekeeping Bulk actions resolve all the ticked conversations in one round trip instead of one per row. UIDs now collapse into ...

... coding agent s instructions while it is already in the middle of a turn can make the agent s state harder to reason about. Instead of injecting a message into active work, CodexPigeon uses a repository-local Markdown mailbox. The ownership model is intentionally strict: the human writes INBOX.md the agent writes OUTBOX.md the agent records acknowledgements in RECEIPTS.md New guidance is picked up at a safe checkpoint rather than being pushed into a running turn. The project assumes ... ... thread per worktree and one mailbox

... titlebar and nothing. Restarts didn't help. Reinstalling didn't help. Then, hours later, it just came back which is somehow more unsettling than staying broken. Turns out nothing was broken. The whole UI was waiting on the first mailbox query, that query was politely queued behind the catch-up sync, and the app had no way to say "hang on, I'm reading" so it said nothing at all. For hours. In an empty window. Cool. Fixed The window ... ... shows up first, the mail follows. The app now draws itself as soon as it knows which mailboxes

... Your full Gmail history, a much faster app on large mailboxes, and one-click unsubscribe. Your entire mailbox

... Twelve days ago, we shared what we shipped during Banger s first week after launch. Since then, we ve released Mac beta 27 and beta 29. Here s everything meaningful that changed: Mailbox setup no longer blocks you Domain creation, mailbox

... firmware footprint is about a dozen lines, and the sketch is in our public examples repo. A few other builds that came through the delivery logs and community submissions: A garage door that complains after ten minutes open. A mailbox with a magnetic contact switch that pings when real mail arrives. If you tried NotifyBridge after the launch here, I'd genuinely like to know what your first notification was. And if you built something worth sharing, the NotifyBridge-Devices ...

... Small update, but a big quality-of-life one: Skim now handles multiple mailboxes at once without turning into a giant multi-account control panel. What's new: Multiple accounts, one calm app. Connect as many mailboxes

... everyone! I m looking for a few Mac users who recently bought a domain but haven t set up email yet, or who manage mailboxes across multiple domains. I d love to personally onboard a few people on Banger Mail over a live call to test some recent changes we did to onboarding. We ll: connect your domain configure the necessary DNS records together create your first mailbox

... signal. The SSE test harness counts reasoning reports now, so a spurious one can't hide inside the streamed text. 172 tests , green. Verified live against Ollama (cold and warm start) and Anthropic with a real key recap, chat, mailbox chat, compose, style scan. Nothing changed in answer streaming, tool calls or citations. Grab it here: https://github.com/nikserg/skim/... Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): Nice update. I like the distinction between Loading and Thinking. It seems small, but it gives ...

... where Skim finally admits your mailbox didn't begin 500 emails ago. Turns out there was mail before that. Who knew. New Your whole mail history, actually downloaded. Until now the first sync grabbed the newest window (500 in the inbox, 200 elsewhere) and then only ever looked forward . Everything older sat on the server, invisible to search and to the assistant, forever. Skim now quietly walks each folder backwards in the background a bounded slice per pass, resuming exactly ... ... shame" bug writeup is the most honest changelog entry I've read in a while, most tools would just quietly bump a token limit and call it done. on the backward history walk, for someone with a genuinely huge mailbox

... where all your mailboxes finally stop pretending they don't know each other. Connect five accounts, get one tidy stream of mail sorted by date. Revolutionary concept: everything in one place. New "All inboxes" view pick All inboxes in the account switcher and every connected mailbox

... built  HealthCheck Email ( healthcheckemail.com ) for marketers and founders instead: Enter a domain and get an  A+ to F email health grade  in seconds, covering DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MX, blacklists, and TLS It parses the reports mailbox providers send about your domain, so you see  every service actually sending as you , with names like Google Workspace and Klaviyo instead of IP addresses A guided path from DMARC p=none to reject  without blocking your own legitimate ...