Xsup reads what lands on you all day — mail, calendar, files — works out what matters, and proposes where it goes. It drafts what needs answering and leaves it for you to send. It runs on your own computer, not on our servers.
No card needed for the beta. Paid plans open later this year.
Xsup running on a Mac. The names, diary entries and messages shown are invented.
Four things, done properly, instead of twenty done badly.
Every mailbox, not just the busy one. Attachments too, not only the subject lines.
It learns the shape of your folders from what is already in them, proposes, and gets corrected. Correct it twice and it has learned.
Nothing is sent without you. Sending is a switch you turn on, one account at a time, and it is off until you turn it on.
Nothing is destroyed. Anything it believes you are finished with goes to a folder that only you empty.
On your own machine, in an encrypted store, locked with a passphrase only you hold. There is no copy on our servers, because there is no server for it to be on.
We cannot recover that passphrase. Nobody can. There is no back door and no master key, which is the whole point. Full detail is in the privacy policy.
A licence check, which carries no content of any kind. And whatever you send to the AI provider you chose, using your own key, under their terms. That is the whole list.
We do not charge you for the AI and we are not in the middle of it. Choose a local model and nothing leaves the machine at all.
Worth saying plainly.
Xsup is one app built to run on both. The Mac version is in private beta now. Windows is being built next, from the same code, with the same rule that your data stays on your own machine. Tell us which you want and we will come back to you when it is your turn.
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