Roadmap

The web app puts your mailboxes, folders, the list and the message side by side, and every view has its own link, so back, reload and bookmarks work. Reply from the box under a message, press C to write, ⌘K to search and ⌘J to ask the assistant. On a phone, each column gets its own screen.

Images from a sender’s servers stay hidden until you choose Load images on that message, in the web app and in the iPhone app. Until then, a tracking pixel can’t report that you opened it.

Settings → Account → Delete account in the iPhone app removes your account and its sign-in methods. Mailboxes where you’re the only owner are erased; from mailboxes with other owners, you’re removed.

Mail from people you’ve emailed, and from senders already in your mail, is sorted into Inbox, Promotions or Updates by its headers again. Senders you accept still go where you chose, and the AI spam check alone no longer sends their verified mail to Spam.

Deleting mail moves it to Trash first, and the web app can empty Trash. Mail a filter files away no longer notifies you or gets a draft, mail in the Screener is forwarded if you forward your mail, and the assistant’s drafts never replace yours. Only a mailbox’s owners can change its forwarding, auto-reply, filters and AI prompt.

Only a domain’s admins can download its .mbox export, and the download is kept for 7 days. Move DNS / Offboard stops mail for the domain, and first asks for a recent export of the whole domain.

A reset code works only with the email it was sent to and stops after five wrong tries, and a reset signs you out everywhere else you used your old password. Connecting a domain you own starts with a TXT record that shows it’s yours.

The button that opens your folders shows a stack instead of a pencil, and springs back when you press it. The iPhone beta opens on iOS 18.5 again.

The assistant now prepares draft replies on brand-new mailboxes too, from their first email. They wait in Drafts until you send them.

Make a random address for every sign-up in Settings → Private email, on the web and in the iPhone app. Mail to it reaches your mailbox, replies go out from it, and you can pause it, let it expire or delete it, up to 1,000 per mailbox.

Get a personal @inboxies.email address or set up a domain without an invite, register a domain with yearly pricing, and reset a forgotten password by email.

The wireframe paper plane on every platform, quicker account switching, redesigned sharing, and DNS management in the apps.

Mailboxes belong to your account, not to one sign-in method, and you can change your password in any app.

A new stacked compose button, and drag to dismiss and drag to dock are back.

Add sign-in methods from inside the app, or link another device with a code.

Create, assign and delete mailboxes on your domain, and invite people by email.

First-time senders wait for your yes, senders get a default destination, the Inbox splits into New and Seen, and Reply Later arrives with Focus & Reply on the web.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC warnings, inbound filters, sending attachments, safer HTML in the apps, search operators everywhere, and bounce badges.

To, Cc and Bcc suggest people you’ve emailed.

Search reads whole message bodies, sent mail shows delivery and bounces, and notifications open the exact email.

Mail sorted into Promotions, Updates and Spam, plus-addressing, forwarding and auto-reply.

Light, dark or system in the iPhone app.

Inter type across the apps, a smoother AI chat, and cleaner quoted replies on iPhone.

A native SwiftUI app with live sync, push notifications, Sign in with Apple and multi-chat AI.

A fork of Cloudflare’s open-source agentic-inbox: a web client, an AI agent and an MCP server.