Search 100,000 messages in 25 ms on Mac
Everything is local SQLite. Nothing waits on the network.
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Leave your email and we'll tell you when it's ready. One note, nothing else.
The problem
Web mail sends every search to a server and waits for the results to come back. It is a network round trip to find a message you already received, and it fails completely on a train.
What Email does
Your mail is in SQLite on the machine. Search runs against that: full text, every account, about 25 milliseconds on a 100,000-message mailbox. Results appear as you type because there is nothing to wait for.
Archive, star, label and delete commit locally and sync afterwards, so the interface never blocks on a round trip. Offline, everything keeps working and the changes go up when you are back.
What else Email does
- Reply without leaving the threadAn inline reply bar on every conversation.Mac
- Know who you're talking toA people panel turns every thread into a mini-CRM.Mac
- A composer that gets out of the waySparrow-minimal: recipients, subject, and a clean sheet to write.Mac
- Every account. One inboxUnified across all your Gmail accounts, instantly searchable.iPhone
- A mini-CRM in your mailThe people panel remembers every thread with everyone.iPhone
- The whole inbox, side by sideEvery account in one list, the conversation right beside it.iPad
