WonkaQ: Does your tool also have?
-an email inbox available like Purelymail or any plans to add in the future so we dont have to keep email accounts somewhere else anymore like Purelymail or gmail
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Apr 26, 2025A: Hi,
Thank you for your question.
I guess I have answered it already, but no worries I can repeat.
Besides, I already changed my mind.
We don't have an inbox because we don't have a conflict of interests with other email providers.
The thing is we don't really want to build the another GMail or Proton.
Also, we don't want to have a conflict of the interest with them.
I would glad if you can share the use case for that since I really love Tuta for example and I don't want to spread my mails - some on Tuta and some straight on the ProxiedMail.
For sure, we won't be able to deliver better inbox than Gmail or Tutanota.
But since there is a lot of questions like that - who I'm to stand against it.
We would try to deliver the inbox as the additional plugin to the particular proxy email.
I guess It would be there until end of summer (along with the mobile app)
Let me know if you have any other suggestions.
Thank you so much!
Alex, the founder.
Verified purchaser
Hey Alex :)
sorry then for asking a similar question. For my use case I already use many email providers like purelymail, gmail, outlook and proton and to be honest im sick of using all of these; id love it if there was an all in one solution for proxy as well as having my own email all in the same platform I guess similar to apple mail with their proxy integrated in it.
Thank you for the clarification. But what do you think about the conflict of the interests ?
Do you know someone can do good solution 2 in 1 ?
Because Apple Mail is focused on how polished it is.
We're focused on the proxy emails and someone else is just focused on the making using the email fast, easy and productive.
We can bring small features, that would work on a side, but still easy.
Verified purchaser
If you offered a solution that combines proxy and email features, similar to PurelyMail where I can create email addresses based on a domain, I would definitely switch to your solution. I’m guessing Tutanota might offer something like that too?
Yes, Tutanota allows you to create "aliases" for your email, but as far as I seen not exactly like that.
We will try to make something out of your suggestions.
Thank you.