Codes on the row
A verification code that arrives shows on the message row with a Copy button for fifteen minutes. The extractor refuses order numbers, amounts and anything ambiguous.
Built in
A verification code that arrives shows on the message row with a Copy button for fifteen minutes. The extractor refuses order numbers, amounts and anything ambiguous.
Queued, sent, delivered, bounced, complained, failed. Every send tells you where it is.
Several recipients, Cc/Bcc, attachments, drafts kept on the server, an HTML part on every send.
Direct-delivered between Sodaroad addresses; outside senders' files fetched under caps with honest "not fetched" rows and a retry.
A received message keeps its To and Cc and never its Bcc, on both the native and the Gmail box, through one table.
The sender is the scanning anchor, the subject owns the second line, and separators group the list.
FAQ
Yes. you@sodaroad.com (or @officeparty.ai) receives from anyone and sends to anyone, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC in place. It is your account as well as your address.
Every send walks a ladder: queued, sent, delivered or bounced. Bounces are classified, and a hard-bounced address is suppressed until you choose to send anyway.
Yes, encrypted, until you delete it or your account. There is no retention clock and no export hostage: a JSON export with everything decrypted is one click away.
Outside HTML renders through a fixed allowlist and remote images are held back until you choose Show images for that message. Pictures embedded in the message itself are shown, because they are already on our server.
Free to talk. Your address is the account, and there is nothing to install.