Communication · Mail, end to end
The mailbox
Mail written, delivered and read by software we wrote. The server, the client and the screen. It ships with every site.
- —A list of people, not subject lines.
- —Tags, files and tasks stay with the message.
- —Reply in the thread, from your own address.
- —A stranger's first message is screened before it lands.
A list of people, not subject lines — one conversation each, its threads beside it.
A thread, read in order. Thirty messages, twenty on the page and the ten before them one press away; somewhere in the middle the date is said once.
«Millal ja kus on Jürgeni sünnipäev?» — found in the thread, named with the message it came from, and that conversation opened beside the chat.
«Millised arved on sel kuul?» — the bills the mail carried, each with its due date, summed.
«Vasta Mariele, et tulen» — a reply written and waiting for one press; nothing leaves the mailbox without it.
Heavy AI integration
What the assistant does here
The mailbox has a memory. What a thread said is kept as facts the assistant can find again — by the words, by the sound of them, or by what they mean — and every fact names the message it came from, so the answer opens the conversation it was said in beside the chat.
- —«Millal on Jürgeni sünnipäev?» — the date said four replies down a thread comes back with the message it came from, and that conversation opens beside the chat.
- —«Millised arved on sel kuul?» — the month's bills from what the mail said, summed per currency.
- —«Vasta Mariele, et tulen» — a reply is prepared and waits for one press; nothing leaves the mailbox without it.
- —A message is screened for instructions smuggled in before anything reads it; what fails the screen is never read.
- —The facts live in your own database, embedded by a model on your own machine, and go nowhere else.
- —The same tools are on MCP: an agent holding a key reads the same facts and the same mail, and every send comes back as a link the owner confirms.




