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July 2026
This month, in full
One month of your inbox, counted. Nothing here needs an action.
Your first morning is sorted
Reading your last 3 days
Read only. Nothing sent, moved or deleted without you.
Clear all 12 ignored?
They leave the Ignored lane and stay in your inbox exactly where they are. Mailroom deletes nothing.
Sarah Nguyen · Settlement shortfall on NV25812
Could not send. Your draft is kept.
Offline. Nothing sends until you are back, and your draft is safe.
Files open from Mailroom's server as they are, one at a time. Mailroom never keeps a copy after it has handed you the file.
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What went out
Read back from your own Sent folder, so you see what the other person actually got.
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Drafts
Things you started
Everything you have started and not sent, in Mailroom and in your mail account. Nothing here has gone to anyone.
Did that sound like you?
What was off?
YOUR VOICE
Make replies sound like you
Mailroom can read how you write from your own sent mail, so every draft opens in your words instead of a stranger's. It takes about a minute, it only reads, and it never sends anything.
SOUNDS LIKE YOU
Mailroom starts measuring this once you send your first reply from here.
WHAT YOU HAVE CORRECTEDSEND PERMISSION
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Teach Mailroom your voice
NOT STARTED
Dictation gets a lot right and a few things wrong, and nobody can tell which without a fixed set
of phrases in your own voice. This reads you 25 short sentences. You read each one back.
This screen is the one place Mailroom keeps your audio. Ordinary dictation never does:
your voice is turned into text and the recording is discarded. Here it is different, so before
you start, plainly:
Your 25 recordings are stored on Mailroom's own server, in your own account's folder.
They are used for one thing: measuring how accurately your dictation is being transcribed,
and comparing transcription engines against each other.
They are deleted automatically after 90 days, and immediately if you disconnect Mailroom.
You can delete all of them yourself at any time, from this screen, in one tap.
They are never sent to any third party, and never used to train anything.
Read this out loud, then tap Stop. Tap Skip if you would rather not.
All mail
Every email in your mailbox, newest first, read and unread, past the three days the radar holds. Type above to narrow it. Mailroom cannot move or delete any of it.
This conversation
Muting keeps the thread in All mail and stops it coming back to Reply now. Nothing is moved, marked or deleted in your mailbox, because Mailroom cannot do that.
This email
Does this need a reply?
Mailroom remembers your answer and sorts mail like this the same way next time. Nothing is moved, marked or deleted in your mailbox. You can change it again from the same menu.
Keyboard shortcuts
These work anywhere in Mailroom on a keyboard. Nothing here sends, moves or deletes anything.
cWrite a new email
/Search and all mail
rReply to this message
aReply to everyone on it
fForward it
EscClose what is open
?Show this list
Settings, can you trust it
How much of the drafting you keep
What has to be true before anything changes
Autopilot is shadow only. It writes its guess into a log and does
nothing else. It has never sent an email and there is no code path where it could: sending happens
only when you tap Send, and Mailroom cannot move, mark or delete anything in your mailbox at all.
Every number here is counted on this device's account, from your own
mail and your own sends. Nothing on this screen is shared with anyone, and none of it leaves
Mailroom.
Mailboxes
Every place your mail lives
Counts come from your mailbox and refresh every ten minutes.
Before this goes
Replace your edits with the answered draft?
Your voice twin
How you write
Phrases you reach for
Suggested
Can you tell them apart
Which one did you write?
First
Second
What gave it away?
Not learned yet
What took you back
What shaped this draft
Mailroom
to you
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Your reading panePick an email on the left and it opens here, with its reply drafted.
