Unlimited mailboxes
Connect as many Gmail accounts as you own. No tiers, no seat count, no upsell at account four.
how ↗Each mailbox is its own OAuth grant, stored encrypted and bound to your account alone.
back ↙Why it exists
A hundred small switches,
every single day.
Multiple mailboxes is not one big problem. It is a thousand tiny ones — and they land where your attention is worth the most.
Anuj Shetty · founder
It started as an ordinary annoyance. I was running several Gmail accounts at once — one per client, one for the work that pays, one that is just mine. Every hour of the day I was signing out of one and into another, checking whether something had landed, forgetting which window held which life.
Nothing was broken, exactly. It was just friction, repeated a hundred times a day, in the exact place where attention is most expensive.
The people I learn from are not working harder. They are building the system once, and letting it hold everything.
Watching operators like Dan Martell — and my own mentors — I noticed the same move made over and over. They do not add another tab. They orchestrate: connect the pieces, let one surface hold them, and stop paying the switching tax.
So I built the orchestration I wanted for mail. Every mailbox connected once, in one place, with the credentials encrypted and the access revocable in a click. Not another client. A desk that already has everything on it.
