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Mimestream is now in public beta, and looking for more beta testers If youre interested, visit, enter your email address to request access, and youll instantly get a download link.

Mimestream is made for Mac (written in Swift, using AppKit), optimized for Gmail, and takes a lightweight approach focused on speed.

Your email is not collected or even analyzed on-device for marketing purposes by Mimestream.

Once 1.0 is released, Mimestream will be a paid app.

Pricing has not yet been set, but there will be free trial, and licensing will have two options: (A) A one-time purchase, or (B) A small monthly subscription.

Updates are generally released 1-2x a week, and release notes can be viewed online.

If you dont use Gmail, stay tuned, because support for additional services is planned in the future.

A little about me: In the past, I used to work at Apple on Mail for 7.5 years, and after a detour, I decided that I missed writing software and working on email.

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I wrote Mimestream to be my ideal Gmail experience on macOS, and Im working on this full time now Please send any feedback to feedbackmimestream.com, and youll reach me directly.

Im not in the market for a mail client but I am impressed with your architecture and how you do not read users emails.

It doesnt matter, email is not a secure channel, dont kid yourself.

However, many email clients utilize intermediary servers that have your credentials and a copy of your data, which poses both security and privacy concerns.

If you have a Gmail account, youve already chosen to trust Google with your email, but Mimestreams architecture does not involve additionally trusting another set of third party servers.

What does the client really improve on To me it looks like Mail with proper Labels and category support.

Why If everyone gets a download link anyway, why not just publish it Doesnt seem like a firm stance on privacy here avoided data is always better than collected data.

The app itself does not collect your email address, and wont in the App Store version either.

Mimestream adheres to standard macOS design paradigms, so the overall app appearance is similar to Mail.

In terms of reasons why you might like Mimestream if you have a Gmail account: - Categorized Inbox support - Proper Labels support - Automatic syncing of aliases and signatures from Gmail - Lightweight, limited-cache syncing model that is designed to complete syncing a new account in seconds and uses a minimal amount of disk space - Server-side, Gmail-equivalent search (same results as Gmail) - Really fast message rendering performance There are many more Gmail-specific features still planned to be added, such as server-side filterrule configuration, importance flag priority inbox support, vacation response configuration, and more.

Would love to try it out but Im on Mojave (not going back to Catalina anytime soon, will prob wait til the next macOS version comes out).

This looks very promising -- nicely done (Ill be signing up) Question: Does this support classic 3-pane views You know, sidebar on the left, and then the message list with the window showing the individual selected message below Guess Ill find out soon enough.

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