No server in between
zora connects straight to Gmail, iCloud or your IMAP provider. Nobody else receives your mail, including me.
Free email apps have to make money somehow. Edison's has, in part, come from anonymized purchase data found in its users' mail.
zora costs money instead, once, and has no way to look at your mail at all.
zora has no server, so there's nothing on the other end to collect anything.
zora connects straight to Gmail, iCloud or your IMAP provider. Nobody else receives your mail, including me.
The app doesn't report what you do, what you receive, or whom you write to.
Passwords and sign-in tokens live in the macOS Keychain, never in files, logs or uploads.
Content first, quiet chrome around it. Conversations open beside the list.
Gmail, iCloud, Fastmail, Yahoo or any IMAP account, in one window.
Remote images stay blocked until you ask, so senders can't see when you opened their mail.
Labels, nested ones included, threads, spam and trash behave like Gmail.
A command palette on ⌘K, plus J K to move, E to archive and R to reply.
Off by default. Turn it on with your own OpenAI, Anthropic or xAI (Grok) key, or leave it off.
Edison does things zora doesn't. Better you know before you switch.
zora costs €99, once. Try every feature free for 14 days before you decide.
No zora for iPhone or Android. Your accounts stay in sync on the server, so your phone app keeps working.
zora speaks Gmail and IMAP. Exchange-only accounts won't connect.
One payment is the whole business model.
No subscription. A lifetime license, no upsells.
One person, no investors. Nobody to sell your data to, and no reason to.
Read the policy. The privacy policy on this site lists exactly what zora accesses and where it goes.
Requires macOS 14 or later.
Edison Mail is a trademark of its respective owner. zora is an independent app and is not affiliated with Edison.