Email that works
like a chat.
Same email address, same mail. Here is what ThreadMail lets you do with it that a classic inbox does not.
What ThreadMail does
Answer one message, not the whole thread.
Right-click any message and pick Reply to this. Your answer quotes it, so everyone knows what you mean.
Pin what matters.
Pin the messages you will need again: an address, a code, a date. One click on the pin and the chat shows only those.
Not now? Remind me later.
Flag a message you cannot deal with yet. It waits in the Reminders tab, in every account, until you clear it.
Two addresses? One chat.
Maya writes from home and from work. Right-click, pick Merge into, click her other chat. Changed your mind? Unmerge.
See where a link really goes.
Point at a link and ThreadMail shows its real address. If the text says one site and the link opens another, you get a red warning.
Find it in two keystrokes.
Unread in one tab. To search, pick a field like From, type a few letters, and the list narrows as you go.
Start now, send later.
Save a reply with one click or Ctrl+S. It is kept on your mail server, and the Drafts tab lists every one.
Bin a whole chat at once.
Click Select messages, tick All, then Move to Trash. Every email from that sender goes in one go.
Hidden senders, found.
Apple's Hide My Email sends mail from a random address. ThreadMail reads the real sender out of it, so the email lands in the right chat.
All your inboxes, one app.
Personal, work, the climbing club. Each account gets its own icon in the sidebar, like chats in a messenger. One click to switch, a right-click for its own settings.
Mark unread
Read it too early? Right-click, Mark unread, and it waits for you again.
Name your chats
Rename any chat. "Parcel Owl" can just be "Deliveries".
Folders too
Open any folder from the list title, and move messages there with Move to.
Light or dark
One click in the sidebar switches the whole app.
New mail, right away
A notification shows when new mail lands in your inbox.
Works offline
Your email is kept on your computer. Read it on a plane, on a train, anywhere.