1.0.0
Release date to be announced
The first public release.
Added
- Recovery-phrase accounts: twelve words generated on the device, with no email address, name or password anywhere in the system. An optional passphrase can be added on top of the words.
- Sign-in by challenge-response against a public key, so nothing that opens an account crosses the wire.
- Inbound mail sealed to a per-address key as soon as it arrives, with attachments sealed and stored separately.
- Address labels, device names, tags and notes encrypted on the device.
- Tracker stripping on the device, with a per-message list of what was blocked and which host wanted it.
- Per-address retention from 1 to 90 days, 7 by default, enforced by an hourly server-side deletion sweep.
- Sending from addresses the account owns, over the API.
- Account deletion that erases the account's addresses, devices, mail and attachments immediately, with no grace period. Deleted addresses are never reissued.
- Device pairing by QR code or 8-digit code, with camera scanning on iOS, Android and desktop webcams.
- Email address creation, assignment and deletion, with every address counted toward the plan limit.
- Device list with search, status and tag filters, sorting and bulk actions.
- Push notifications in the iOS and Android apps for new mail, new sign-ins, paired and offline devices, and billing, with generic text only.
- A list of signed-in sessions, with sign-out for one or all of them.
- Your own domains on Scale (10) and Fleet (50), verified with a TXT record, with 7 days of continued receiving after moving to a plan without them.
- Light and dark themes following the system preference.
- Free, Personal, Operator, Scale, Fleet and Enterprise plans, from three email addresses to ten thousand, each with a monthly message allowance.
Known limitations
- Devices cannot send mail. Only the account can, over the API.
- Pairing and inbox updates poll every few seconds. There is no real-time channel yet.
- Attachments over 20MB are listed but not stored.
- API keys, webhooks and a public event stream are planned, not built.
- Apple and Google in-app purchases are built but not available, because the apps are not in the stores yet. Card through Polar and crypto through NOWPayments are live on the web.
- The iOS and Android apps are not yet in the App Store or Google Play.