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Corvo
A mailbox that tidies itself as mail arrives
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A mailbox that tidies itself as mail arrives
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A new mailbox, not a layer over Gmail. Sign-in codes sit on the row with Copy, then archive themselves. Give each site its own address and pause it if it leaks. Trackers removed, scams called out. Agents draft under grants; nothing leaves without you.
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Hi Product Hunt. I built Corvo because my inbox was mostly codes, receipts and newsletters that knew when I opened them.
Corvo is its own mail provider, so it knows what each message is when it arrives. A sign-in code sits on its row with Copy and, by default, archives itself 15 minutes later. Tracking pixels are removed on arrival, and other images load through our server only when you ask. Rules, then a model, sort new mail into People, Updates and Promotions, and phishing is called out with what gave it away; the model has no tools, and you can turn it off.
Invitations become events you answer from the message, a booking confirmation becomes a suggestion you keep or dismiss, and a private link puts it all in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook. Agents such as Claude connect over MCP under a grant you set, and their sends wait for you by default.
Your name on corvo.cc is free. Paid plans from $2 a month add sending from Apple Mail, Outlook or Thunderbird; from $5, your own domain. Reading in mail apps comes later, with IMAP. One person builds it, with coding agents, and I'll be here all day to answer questions.
love the sign-in codes row, it's a real pain when they're buried in your inbox. but I think moving my whole inbox to a new provider is a big ask though... i'm wondering what’s the smallest first step? forward one account? use it just for sign-ups first?
@khanh_murror Thanks! You don't need to move anything. The smallest step is to take a free @corvo.cc address and use it only for new sign-ups. That's where most sign-in codes come from anyway, so you get the code-on-the-row part on day one, and your main inbox stays where it is. If you like it, try the next service you sign up for, then move the noisy accounts one at a time.
Interesting! The sign-in code is real life-saver. I'm curious as to what you have in your roadmap for Corvo after this launch!
@jonasatalter Thanks, glad it helps! The code also cleans up after itself: by default it archives 15 minutes after it arrives, and you can change that to once it's copied, delete it instead, or keep it.
If you like that, try giving each site its own address. shop.you@corvo.cc works with no setup, and you can cut it off if it leaks.
Next on the roadmap: the iPhone app on the App Store, the Android app, and reading mail in Apple Mail, Outlook and Thunderbird over IMAP (sending from them already works on paid plans).
What would you want to see next?