Team meeting tomorrow at 10
Ploy Srisuk
ploy@khonlabs.com
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We’re meeting tomorrow at 10:00 to go over the architecture of the mail app.
Your mail and calendar, in one calm window.
A native Mac app for iCloud, Gmail and Outlook, now with Google Calendar beside your inbox. Instant, offline-ready and private by default.
- iCloud, Gmail & Outlook
- Google Calendar
- macOS 27 or later
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9:41
New in Ore
Calendar is here.
Right beside your mail, in the same window.
Email that moves at the speed of thought.
The things you do a hundred times a day, made faster, safer and a little more forgiving.
- iCloud1
- Gmail1
- Outlook1
- Ploy SrisukTeam meeting tomorrow at 10Outlook
- Maya ChenQ4 roadmap draftGmail
- Somchai JaideeRe: Quote for the Ore projectiCloud
- GitHub[khonlabs/ore] CI passed on mainGmail
- Nok WongsaChiang Mai trip next month 🏔️iCloud
3Every inbox, one list
iCloud, Gmail and Outlook side by side in All Inboxes, or one account at a time. The Dock counts what’s unread.
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- maya@designstudio.io
- Subject:
- Re: Q4 roadmap draft
Looks great! One thing — I attached the wrong file, let me …
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- JNext
- KPrevious
- EArchive
- RReply
- /Search
- NNew
Keys you already know
E archives, J and K move, R replies. Pick Ore’s layout or Gmail’s, so the keys your fingers know keep working.
Ploy Srisuknow
Team meeting tomorrow at 10
We’re meeting tomorrow at 10:00 to go over the architecture of the mail app.
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- Reply
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Unsent Messages1
Re: Quote for the Ore project
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- Accepted by the server
- Recorded as sent on this Mac
- Copy filed in Sent
Sent exactly once
Ore records a message as sent before it files the copy, so a hiccup never sends it twice. What couldn’t go waits in Unsent Messages.
Fromhello@khonlabs.com
Tosomchai@example.co.th
Here’s the revised quote. Let me know if anything needs changing.
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Pim · Khon Labs
- pim@gmail.comGmail
- hello@khonlabs.comGmail alias
- pim@icloud.comiCloud
- pim@outlook.comOutlook
The right From, every time
Choose the address a message comes from, Gmail send-as aliases included, with a signature for each account.
Calendar
Your calendar, right beside your mail.
Turn Calendar on for a Google account and it syncs in the background, works offline and answers instantly, the same way your mail does.
Tue27Office
Design review10:00 – 11:00
Focus time13:00 – 15:00
Also in Calendar
- Event alerts
- Search events
- Create an event from a message
- Email guests
- A second time zone
- Copy and paste events
- Calendar colors and names
- Week numbers
Local-first
No spinners. Ever.
Most apps make you wait for a server round-trip on every click. Ore answers from your Mac first, for mail and calendar alike, and talks to the server after. So it feels instant on any connection, even none.
- 1
You press ⌃⌘A to archive.
The app sends an intent — “archive this” — not a network request. It never waits on a server to answer you.
- 2
It’s done. Right now.
Your mail lives in a database on your Mac. The change lands there first, so the message leaves your inbox in the same frame.
- 3
Queued, not forgotten.
The action waits in a durable outbox. Offline on a plane? Close the lid? It picks up exactly where it left off.
- 4
Synced in the background.
Each provider gets it in its own language: a folder move for iCloud, a label change for Gmail, a move to Archive for Outlook. If the server disagrees, the server wins and your Mac catches up.
MCMaya ChenQ4 roadmap draft⌃⌘A
- YouArchive · Q4 roadmap draft
- Your Mac
- Outbox
- iCloud · Gmail · Outlook
Search
Find anything in a keystroke.
Results from the index on your Mac show up as you type, even offline. Events in Calendar search the same way.
- 9:41
Ploy Srisuk
Team meeting tomorrow at 10
- 8:12
Maya Chen
Q4 roadmap draft
- 7:30
Somchai Jaidee
Re: Quote for the Ore project
- Mon
GitHub
[khonlabs/ore] CI passed on main
- Mon
Nok Wongsa
Chiang Mai trip next month 🏔️
- Sun
Swift Weekly
Issue #412: Approachable concurrency in practice
- Sun
Ben Carter
Lunch on Thursday?
Operators you already know
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Opens on the match
The words that matched are in bold, and a match deep in a message opens on that part of it, not the first lines.
Older mail, from the server
Pause or press Return and Gmail and iCloud are asked too, for mail that isn’t on your Mac. More Results loads the next page.
Private by design
Your mail is none of our business.
Privacy isn’t a setting you have to find. It’s how Ore is built: your mail and calendar on your Mac, between you and your provider, and nowhere else.
Remote content off by default
Remote images can tell senders when and where you opened a message. They stay blocked until you choose to load them.
No scripts in your mail
Messages render with JavaScript disabled, sanitized HTML and a strict content policy. Email can’t run code on your Mac.
Nobody in the middle
Your Mac talks directly to Apple, Google and Microsoft. We don’t run a server that relays, stores or reads your mail or calendar.
Secrets stay in Keychain
App-specific passwords and sign-in tokens are kept in the macOS Keychain. Never in a file, never with us.
Sign in on their page
Google and Microsoft accounts sign in on the provider’s own page. We never see those passwords, and ask only for what mail and calendar need.
No analytics. No ads.
There are no analytics or advertising SDKs in the app. What you read, who you write to and where you’ll be is nobody’s data set.
Your mail and calendar, refined.
Ore is in early access for macOS 27 or later. Tell us you’re interested and we’ll let you know the moment it’s ready for you.
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