Your inbox
Reading, triaging, and acting on mail.
The inbox shows your mail straight from Gmail or Outlook. Unread messages are bold with a paprika dot; senders get a small avatar — company logo for businesses, initials for people. When new mail arrives while you are reading, a banner appears at the top so you can pull it in without losing your place.
Reading
Open a message and the conversation view shows every message in the thread, newest context on top of the tools you need: reply, reply all, forward, archive, delete, star. The ⋯ menu holds the rest — mark as unread, report spam, snooze, and (when connected) sending a summary to Slack or saving the email to Notion.
Categories and folders
Gmail accounts get the familiar category tabs — Primary, Promotions, Social, Updates, Forums — above the list. Folders live in the sidebar: Favorites for starred mail, Sent, Archive, Spam, and Bin.
Triaging in bulk
Press x to select a message (or ⌘A for everything on screen), then act on the whole selection at once — archive, delete, label, mark read or unread. Esc leaves selection mode.
From the keyboard
The inbox is built to be driven without a mouse: j and k move down and up, Enter opens, e archives, s stars, d deletes. The full list lives under Keyboard shortcuts.