Choose who gets through.
New senders wait for your approval. Send them to Inbox, Reading, or Receipts, or block them. Future messages follow the same choice until you change it.
No more sorting the same sender again and again.A focused email client for the mailbox you already use.
Choose who gets through. See what actually needs you. Set the rest aside until the right day.
See how it worksHow it works
Lull Mail shows you what needs a decision today. Handle it, set it aside, or leave it for later without losing track of anything.
New senders wait for your approval. Send them to Inbox, Reading, or Receipts, or block them. Future messages follow the same choice until you change it.
No more sorting the same sender again and again.Today brings together the messages that need a reply, the people you are waiting on, and anything else worth seeing. When you are done, it is done.
No hidden queue asking for one more refresh.2 things need you. That's everything for today.
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Set a thread aside until tomorrow, next week, or a date you choose. It leaves your Inbox and comes back when you are ready for it.
Out of sight without being forgotten.Until then, there is nothing to maintain.
Privacy without fine print
Lull Mail reads your mail only to sync and organize it for you. Your messages are never used for ads, tracking, or model training.
Remote images are blocked by default. Common tracking links and campaign parameters are removed.
Account credentials are encrypted at rest. Passkeys, recovery codes, authenticator codes, and session revocation are built in.
Download individual messages as EML or export a complete account in the standard mboxrd format. Delete your local data whenever you want.
The complete core is one Go binary and Postgres, AGPL licensed, with no telemetry and no required cloud service.
Free and open source
The complete product is AGPL-licensed and self-hostable: one Go binary and Postgres, deployable with Docker or teploy. A hosted offering may come later; the source is yours now.
Read the source on GitHub