TrueMail connects to your own Resend account and your own domain, then gives you a fast, modern inbox on top. No shared infrastructure, no one else holding your mail.
Design review notes
Left a few comments on the onboarding flow, mostly around...
Your PR was merged
feat: add cursor pagination to the mailbox list endpoint
Re: Q3 planning doc
Sounds good — let's sync Thursday and lock the roadmap
Add your domain, verify SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and send from an address that's actually yours.
Connect your Resend credentials once — encrypted at rest, and never sent to the browser.
Labels, drafts that autosave, attachments, search, starred, archive, spam, trash — the parts you actually use.
Quoted replies, reply-all, and forwarding that behaves the way you'd expect.
Run as many addresses as you need on one domain, with a primary you can switch anytime.
Turn any email into a task with one click. Tasks stay linked back to the email they came from, with due dates, priorities, and lists.
Track what you owe people and what they owe you. AI spots commitments in your email, offers to track them, and notices when a later reply delivers on one.
A chat assistant that actually looks things up — searching your emails, tasks, promises, and calendar — then cites its sources and hands you one-click actions.
Summarize an email, draft a reply by intent, extract its action items straight into tasks, or type a task in plain English and let AI fill in the title and due date.
Real national and regional holidays for whichever country you pick, tasks that show up on the day they're due, and a quiet check that spots meetings and interviews in your email and offers to add them.
Unread mail, what's due today, open promises, and an activity graph that keeps your streak going.
Because you'll be living in it.
Authorize once; your credentials are encrypted and stored server-side only.
Add the DNS records we generate. We check verification status automatically.
Create a mailbox and mail starts flowing — sent through Resend, received via webhook.
Credentials are encrypted at rest and only ever used from TrueMail’s backend.
Every inbound webhook is signature-verified before we touch it.