Email you get through, not email you sit in.
A keyboard-first mail client for people whose working day is their inbox. Comsky Mail is in design. What is settled is the shape — speed and keyboard control before everything else — not a feature list we have not built yet.
In design · Nothing to sign into yet · No date · Designed to open with the Comsky account you already have
Getting through the inbox, rather than living in it.
There are two kinds of mail client. One is built to hold everything you have ever received; the other is built to get today’s mail to zero and let you leave. The second is a much smaller product and almost nobody in India sells one. That is the one being designed.
The keyboard is the interface
The design target is a client you drive without reaching for the mouse — because the people who need this are the ones opening two hundred messages a day, and for them every hand movement is the cost.
Triage first
A message gets a decision — answer, defer, done — rather than a second read tomorrow. Designed around the decision, not around the archive.
For whoever is drowning
Founders, sales leads, anyone whose working day is their inbox. If email is a background task for you, this is probably not the product you need from us.
Comsky Mail is in design. This page is the brief, not the product.
There is nothing to sign into, no trial, no price and no date. We would rather this page said so in its own words than leave you to work it out from the absence of a Sign up button. The shape: speed and keyboard control before everything else, for people whose working day is their inbox — and it opens with the Comsky account the rest of the suite already uses.
What is settled
The shape: speed and keyboard control before everything else, for people whose working day is their inbox — and it opens with the Comsky account the rest of the suite already uses.
Anything beyond that — on this page or from anyone who works here — is a design intention and should be read as one.
What is not settled
- Which mail providers it would connect to, and how
- Whether Comsky hosts mailboxes or only reads existing ones
- Desktop, mobile and offline — none decided
- Search, rules, scheduling, snoozing: all unspecified
- Pricing, and whether there is a free tier at all
- Any date at all
The interface shown on this page is a drawing of the design, not a screenshot of a running product. When there is a build to photograph, the drawing comes down.
Tell us what you are using today.
The single most useful thing on this page is the second field. Knowing what people are actually running — and what is wrong with it — is what decides which of these gets built first.
Honest answers, including the unsatisfying ones.
Can I use Comsky Mail today?
No. It is in design — no build, no beta, nothing to sign into. Comsky Cloud, Chat and Backup are live, and CRM, TallyBridge and HRMS are in early access.
Will it work with my existing Gmail or Outlook?
Not decided, and it is the question that most changes what the product is — a client over your existing mailbox and a mail service of our own are different products with different prices. We will say which when it is settled.
Is this a Superhuman alternative?
That is the category. We are not publishing a comparison against them while our own price and feature set are unset, because the only column we could fill in honestly would be theirs.
When will it ship?
No date. When there is one it goes on this page and to everybody on the early-access list, in that order.
What will it cost?
Unset. Nothing on this site shows an invented price, and this page is not going to be the exception.
Does this replace Comsky Chat?
No. Chat is for conversations with customers over WhatsApp and website chat, and it is live today. This is your own email.
Start with Comsky Mail.
Grow into the ecosystem.
One account opens every Comsky product — and one invoice covers them, however many you run.