A new default shell for the Mac app: Dashboard, Analytics, Automation, Calendar, and Inbox behind a fast pill navigation — dark by design, with a real light theme in Settings.
The Dashboard greets you with what ran while you were away: messages handled by autopilot, a live mail-flow chart, quick send, upcoming events, and a one-tap Sweep that clears senders you never open (undoable, always).
Automation is now a console: the real triage risk dial, everything autopilot handled, scheduled sends, and a full audit log.
Compose rebuilt to match — inset fields, a spring-loaded tracking switch, AI drafts side-by-side with yours, and a Direct↔Warm tone slider.
Engagement analytics & honest tracking
Reports became a real dashboard: open/click/reply rates, an engagement funnel, best-time-to-reach, a most-engaged leaderboard, and a live activity feed.
Every tracked send gets a journey view — Sent, Opened, Clicked, Replied — with Apple Mail Privacy pre-fetch split out so opens stay honest.
Tracking can be on by default, the compose control can be hidden, and when the tracking service isn’t reachable the app tells you exactly why.
Focus mode, ⌘K, and a calendar that is actually a calendar
Focus mode: the zero-inbox ritual — one message at a time, one keystroke per decision (Reply, Archive, Snooze, Delegate).
⌘K answers plain-language questions about your own mail, on-device, and search understands phrases like “from amy unread last week”.
Month, week, and day calendar views with two-way Google and Outlook sync, natural-language quick-add, and events detected in your mail shown as confirmable ghosts.
Campaigns, newsletters, and follow-ups
Bulk mail-merge from a CSV with a live recipient preview, deliverability guardrails, and sends spaced out under your Gmail limits.
A block-based AI newsletter designer with desktop and mobile preview and test-send to yourself.
Automatic follow-up ladders: no reply, no click, or no open — your choice.