Your email, on the machine you read it on.
Mail is a desktop client for the mailbox you already have. The account behind it does the half a program on your laptop cannot, and carries a few other things worth having.
Create an account Free for one person, indefinitely. No card.
The mail client
A desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux that works with the mailbox you already have, and signs in to the same account as everything below.
Also on the account
Small, separate, and worth opening on their own. Nothing here needs the others to be useful.
It starts with you
Sign up and you already have a working workspace. One person is the default here rather than the empty case a team product leaves over.
Small on purpose
Each one does a single job at the size one person actually needs, and then stops. A short tool you finish learning beats a long one you never do.
Yours to leave with
Every app hands back what you put into it, as JSON, whenever you ask. Nothing needs a support ticket and nothing waits on us.
Why it works this way
One account, separate applications. Each is its own program with its own database, and the only thing they share is who you are — which is why none of them has to be a suite to be worth opening.
Nothing here is trying to beat the best tool in its category. They are trying to be worth having on an account you already hold, which is a different bar and a reachable one.
One account, and a place to see it
Everything the platform holds about you sits on one page: how you sign in, every device with a session, what your workspace is allowed, and a copy of all of it to take away.