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Picture of the webmail: folders, an inbox with pinned and new messages, and an open message with its remote images blocked.
Instead of re-downloading folders, the webmail asks for what changed since last time and listens for new mail. Big mailboxes stay fast.
Mail is cleaned before it’s shown and rendered in an isolated frame with scripts off. Remote images wait for your say-so.
An address book with search and labels sits beside your folders. People you email are saved for you, and your contacts sync to your phone and computer.
Move, archive, reply and search without reaching for the mouse.
Sort mail automatically with rules that run on the server.
Conversations grouped together, newest first.
The webmail arrives with the beta. Until then, any IMAP app works.
Create an account, take a free @anhourmail.com address, and connect your own domain whenever you’re ready.