Web app · mail.reddy.world
Reddy.Mail
Your conversations, with a little more context.

Reddy.Mail brings connected email, calendars and messaging channels into one place, so you can focus on the conversation rather than where it happened. The workspace is private for now: only I can sign in. The demo shows every screen on a made-up studio’s sample data. It needs no sign-in, and nothing is sent or saved.
What you can do
- Connect Gmail, Microsoft mail or an IMAP/SMTP mailbox through a setup wizard, and read them all in one Cleanbox.
- Read WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger messages in one list, next to your mail.
- See your day in one place: the replies you owe, the bills to approve, the events to attend and the dates to remember.
- See the calendars you chose in one view.
- Write a post once and send it to Instagram, Facebook, a blog, Mastodon and the Fediverse, now or at a set time.
- If you want, let Gemini summarise a message and prepare a draft for you to review.
The hard parts
Permission, step by step. Signing in with Google only opens the app. Reading your mail and calendars needs a separate connection, with its own consent, for each account.
Private by design. The workspace sits behind Google sign-in and a check on the server that you are its owner. The keys for each connection are encrypted before they are stored.
Honest about the edges. WhatsApp comes in through the Cloud API, for a business number set up for it, and personal chats are not imported. The AI features are optional, and the site says plainly what goes to Google’s Gemini API when you use them.
A demo that can’t leak. The demo runs entirely in your browser on invented people and messages, so anyone can try every screen without an account.


