I built MailMind — an iPhone app for people who live in Gmail but want less noise and faster decisions.
- Work from one place: connect your Gmail account(s) and read, triage, and follow up without jumping between tabs and clients.
- Decide faster: see previews, thread context, and short summaries so you know whether to reply, archive, or ignore.
- Stay organized: group mail into categories you care about instead of a single endless unread list.
- Trust your data path: Gmail sign-in uses Google’s OAuth over HTTPS; tokens stay in the Keychain on your device. MailMind is not a webmail service that stores your inbox on our servers.
| Area | What you get |
|---|---|
| Gmail | Sign in with Google, sync mail, and work with your real threads and labels through Google’s APIs. |
| Inbox experience | Home and archive views, per-message detail, unread handling, and haptics-driven flows tuned for quick triage. |
| Intelligence | On-device help (including Apple Intelligence / Foundation Models where available) for categorization and summaries so your mail content isn’t sent off to a random cloud “inbox AI” by default. |
| Background work | Background refresh and silent push hooks (when configured) so new mail can wake sync without you staring at the app. |
| Skills & settings | Customizable behavior in settings (including developer-oriented tools if you’re testing sync). |
This repository contains the iOS app source under the MIT License.
To build it yourself, copy MailMind/Info.plist.example to MailMind/Info.plist, add your Google Sign-In client ID and the other keys described in that file, then open MailMind.xcodeproj in Xcode.