A desktop email app with an encrypted local store, Outlook support, and macOS and Windows downloads. Optional AI features send selected content to the configured provider; Gmail access currently requires a testing invitation.
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How it works
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An encrypted local store keeps the desktop workspace close to the person using it.
Reading, drafting, and follow-up work share a focused interface instead of disappearing into an inbox.
Optional AI uses selected content and the configured provider; external processing is a visible product boundary.
The problem
Email work spans reading, sorting, drafting, and following up, often across several accounts. A desktop client needs to make those decisions easier while keeping local storage and external AI access understandable.
The approach
GrizzlyMail brings mail into a local desktop workspace with an encrypted store and a board for tracking work. Optional AI helps with selected content through the configured provider, while sending remains a deliberate user action.
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