Features
What MorningZero does, one page per piece.
Nine things, each with its own page: what it does, how it works, and what it won't do. Every one of them runs across every mailbox you connect, and none of them sends anything on its own.
Unified inbox
Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, Microsoft 365 and nine app-password providers in one list, each row tagged with the mailbox it came from. One login on every device. Your mail stays with your provider.
Read more →AI triage
Every message is read as it lands and sorted into Needs you or Other, with a category. Today's mail is sorted in about a minute; older mail fills in behind. No credits, on every paid plan.
Read more →Why this is here
Hover the ? on any row and Zero lists what pushed the email up and what pulled it down, in plain words. Disagree once, scoped to a thread, a sender, a domain or a phrase, and it learns from the next email on.
Read more →Ask Zero
Ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague. Zero searches live across every connected inbox, shows each step it took, and cites the emails it read. It reads, searches and drafts. It never sends, archives or labels.
Read more →Rules
Write the rule in a sentence. Zero turns it into conditions where it can, uses AI only where it must, and previews the matching threads before you save. An audit view shows what every rule did, and when.
Read more →Drafts
Pick which mailbox replies. Let Zero draft from the thread, or hand it a rough paragraph and choose a rewrite. Your signature is appended per mailbox. Drafts wait for you; nothing sends itself.
Read more →Sweeps
Senders you never open, grouped across every inbox with open rate and volume. Unsubscribe from all of them in one tap, then archive or trash the backlog. Years of clutter, minutes to clear.
Read more →Calendar
Month, week, day and agenda from every Google and Microsoft account, beside your mail. Create events, handle invites and RSVP in place. Find a time across your own calendars without leaving the inbox.
Read more →Offline
The desktop app keeps a month of mail on your machine. Read, search and queue replies with no connection; the outbox sends when you're back. Semantic search and Ask Zero still need the server.
Read more →Nothing sends itself
See it on your real mail.
Fourteen days, up to five mailboxes, no card. Connect the two you check most and watch the first morning sort itself.