Different inboxes.
Same place.
Bring your connected mailboxes into one view, or focus on a single account. Your existing email provider stays part of the picture.
A clear space.
For every inbox.
Your accounts, brought together. Read, reply, and organize your email in one focused workspace, with the providers you already use.
A personal workspace for your email accounts.
Protected message viewing
Multiple accounts
One unified inbox
Two-factor sign-in
Keep the conversation.
Lose the back-and-forth.
From the first read to the final reply, keep your everyday email in one place.
Different inboxes.
Good things
stay in sight.
Pin conversations, star messages and contacts, and put your mailboxes in the order that works for you.
The right account.
The words you need.
Find saved contacts as you type, reuse a quick response, and pick up a saved draft. Follow outgoing messages from queued to sent in the Sent view.
Your attention
belongs on your email.
Clear safeguards for signing in, opening messages, and handling attachments.
Take a look at our securityA second step at sign-in.
A password and a code from your authenticator app protect access to the workspace.
Open a message. Keep control.
Email HTML is sanitized and isolated. Remote images stay blocked until you choose to load them.
Files get a check first.
Attachment access stays blocked until the configured scanner reports no threat detected. Scanning reduces risk; it cannot catch every harmful file.
Does Dispatch replace my email provider?
No. Dispatch connects to your existing mail accounts so you can read and send email from one workspace. Your provider still hosts your mailbox.
Which accounts can I connect?
Gmail connects through Google authorization when the workspace administrator has configured it. Other accounts can connect through IMAP and SMTP over TLS; some providers require an app password.
Can I share selected mailboxes?
Yes. Choose a person with a Dispatch account, set their permissions, and select the mailboxes to share. Viewing, sending, organizing, and moving mail to Trash are separate permissions. You can change or remove access later.
What happens when I disconnect a mailbox?
Disconnecting removes the local connection and its stored credential. It does not delete your account or messages at your email provider.
A little space.
A clearer inbox.
Bring your attention back to the messages that matter.
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