Your AI email secretary for IMAP
Connect any IMAP mailbox with an app password. MailOver reads every message, pulls out your action items, and files the rest, with no API required.
Based on MailOver's analysis of millions of processed emails.
Enter your email and an app-specific password. MailOver connects over standard IMAP, so any mailbox that supports it works.
Your secretary reads every message, writes a short title and summary, and sorts each one. Nothing is moved or deleted.
Open MailOver to Action Items, Highlights, and a daily brief. Minutes, not hours, all from your IMAP inbox.
Every deadline, request, and sign-off becomes a checkable task with the right due date.
One short read each morning. The threads that matter, summarized before you open them.
Newsletters, receipts, and promotions sorted into clean categories you can skim or ignore.
MailOver drafts a reply in your voice. You review, edit, and send it yourself.
iCloud, Yahoo, Fastmail, Proton through the Bridge, and custom domains all expose standard IMAP. MailOver connects to any of them with an app password.
Most providers need an app-specific password instead of your normal password. Generate one in your account security settings, then paste it into MailOver along with your email address.
MailOver works with any provider that supports IMAP, including iCloud, Yahoo, Fastmail, Proton through the Proton Bridge, and custom domains. If your provider offers standard IMAP access, MailOver can read it. Gmail and Outlook have their own one-click options, so you do not need IMAP for those.
Usually yes. Providers like iCloud and Yahoo require an app-specific password instead of your normal password. You generate one in your account security settings and paste it into MailOver. Your real password is never stored, and access stays read-focused with AES-256 encryption.
No. MailOver reads your mailbox in place and leaves every message and folder exactly where it is. It does not move, archive, or delete anything. Action items, summaries, and categories live inside MailOver, while your provider inbox stays untouched.
Yes. You can disconnect any IMAP account from MailOver in one click, and syncing stops immediately. Because access uses an app-specific password, you can also revoke that password in your provider settings, and you can delete your stored data whenever you want.