When we looked at the email client landscape, we saw the same pattern everywhere: companies offering "AI features" by sending private email data away from your device. They call it a feature. We call it a breach of trust.
The alternative - Superhuman ($30/mo), HEY, Fastmail - still don't give you real on-device AI. Apple Mail looks good but has zero intelligence. Gmail is free because you're the product.
We asked ourselves: what if you could have a genuinely smart email client where privacy is the default? Local models for sensitive work, optional cloud models when you choose them, and no TurboMail server harvesting your inbox.
We don't collect analytics. We don't have a server that knows who you are. We can't read your emails because they never come to us.
Local AI means no network latency for intelligence features. Your inbox loads fast, your insights load fast, and it all works offline.
Clear docs on what runs where. We don't collect analytics. We don't know who you are. You can inspect every network call and find nothing going to our servers.
We don't dumb things down. You can tune how TurboMail works, choose the AI mode you trust, and keep the app transparent.
No VC pressure to monetize. We're building something we use ourselves every day - and that means we care about keeping it great long-term.
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