Guides and opinions on AI email, IMAP, custom-domain inboxes, and workflow automation — from the team building Tomorrow.email.
Most AI email assistants require a Google or Apple account, locking out anyone on a custom domain. Here is why IMAP support is the differentiator that matters.
Read postCopy-ready out-of-office message templates for vacation, sick days, parental leave, and more — plus the five things every auto-reply should include.
What "please confirm receipt" means and how to reply to it professionally — with short, copy-ready templates for clients, jobs, and formal requests.
Friendly reminder email templates that get a reply without sounding pushy — for unpaid invoices, deadlines, unanswered messages, and meetings.
The best professional email greetings and opening lines for any situation — what to use, what to avoid, and copy-ready examples for cold, formal, and reply emails.
Yes — Tomorrow is a full email client that connects directly over native IMAP and SMTP. No forwarding, no hosted rerouting, no lock-in. Here is exactly how it works.
Tell Tomorrow "create a GitHub issue from this email" or "draft an invoice from this thread" and it acts across 1000+ connected tools — no n8n, Zapier, or custom agent stack required.
You usually have a few seconds to unsend an email — here is how to recall a message in Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail, and how to avoid needing to in the first place.
BCC means blind carbon copy: recipients you add are hidden from everyone else on the email. Here is what BCC does, when to use it, and how it differs from CC.
Looking for a ProtonMail alternative? Here are the best privacy-first email providers in 2026 — and how to add an AI assistant to whichever inbox you choose.