No backend
NoMail has no servers. Your mail moves between your Mac and your provider — nowhere else.
NoMail is a keyboard-first, local-first mail client for macOS — custom views with filters, grouping, and sorting, a Notion-style block editor for composing, and on-device AI that never sends your mail anywhere.

Filter, group, and sort your mail the way you'd query a database. Save any result as a named view, pin it as a section of a split inbox, and let low-priority mail skip the inbox entirely. A built-in Follow-ups view keeps everything still waiting on a reply in one place.

A real block editor: headings, to-do lists, quotes, code, colors — with markdown shortcuts and a slash menu. Snippets with variables, signatures, scheduled send, and undo-send. Composers pop out into their own windows and back.

Every action has a shortcut, and everything is reachable from the ⌘K command menu. Because NoMail is local-first, nothing waits on the network: triage happens against your local database in milliseconds and syncs behind you — offline included.

Calendar invites render as cards in the thread. RSVP from the card and the event lands in your Google Calendar.

Verification codes are detected and surfaced on the list row and in the reading pane — copied with one click, before the sender’s email even loads.

Local full-text search merged with server results — live while you triage.
Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail, iCloud and IMAP side by side, with a combined inbox.
Snooze threads, get reminded when nobody replies — armed right from the composer.
Reusable text blocks with {{variables}} that fill in as you insert them.
Optimistic writes through a durable outbox — undo-send included.
RFC 8058 unsubscribe straight from the list row.
NoMail has no servers. Your mail moves between your Mac and your provider — nowhere else.
Auto-labels that learn from how you file mail and thread summaries run a bundled local model. Nothing leaves the machine unless you opt into an external provider with your own key.
Developer ID signed, notarized by Apple, and auto-updating — release notes shown in-app.
Licensed FSL-1.1-ALv2: read, run, and modify the code — and each release becomes plain Apache 2.0 two years after it ships.
Free download for macOS — Apple Silicon and Intel. Signed, notarized, auto-updating.
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