What's new

Version 0.1.2 26 October 2026

Bugfixes

• The macOS app builds again with Xcode 26.6.
• Fixed tests of meeting invitations that depended on the date they ran on.

Version 0.1.1 26 October 2026

Notes

• Malachi Mail now also runs on Windows 11 and macOS, with a native window on each. It is still an early version: keep a second mail program for anything that matters.

Features

• Gmail and Google Workspace accounts, through GNOME Online Accounts or a sign-in in the browser; Microsoft 365 can sign in in the browser too.
• Conversations: the message list can be grouped by conversation, and a conversation is shown as cards on a timeline or as a chat, with your own replies from Sent and unsent drafts in place.
• A quick reply under a message or a chat, without opening a window.
• Search of the stored mail, as you type, in a folder, an account or all accounts.
• Several messages can be selected and archived, moved, deleted, marked or forwarded together; messages and folders have context menus.
• Recipients are shown as removable badges while you write.
• Plain text that looks like Markdown is pasted as formatted text.
• Newsletters and mailing lists are recognised and can be unsubscribed from with one click where the sender allows it.
• Jira issues can be followed as conversations: comments, status changes and replies from Malachi Mail, and Jira notification mail can be hidden.
• A calendar for Microsoft 365 and CalDAV servers, with invitations answered from the message and reminders.
• The Board sorts conversations that wait for you, wait for others or are just for your information, with reminders, Done and archive.
• eWay-CRM: messages can be saved to the CRM with links to contacts, companies, deals and projects, and saved conversations followed.
• An assistant (Claude Code or ChatGPT, run on your own account) can summarise mail, rewrite what you write, turn your words into a search, suggest replies and sort the Board; a profile tells it about you.
• An MCP bridge lets AI agents read your mail and write drafts; changing or sending mail needs your explicit permission.
• Mail can be stored compressed, and attachments of older mail left on the server or never stored at all.
• A server certificate can be trusted explicitly by its fingerprint.

Version 0.1.0 6 September 2026

Notes

• First tagged release. Mail can be read, written and sent, but this is still an early version: keep a second mail program for anything that matters.

Features

• IMAP accounts with a setup assistant that finds the server settings for most providers; passwords are kept in the system keyring.
• Mail is synchronised for offline reading, with new messages arriving as the server announces them.
• Writing and sending, with formatted text, attachments and inline images. A message that cannot be sent right away waits in the outbox and is retried; a copy is filed in Sent.
• Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com accounts through GNOME Online Accounts, with no separate sign-in.
• HTML mail is cleaned before it is shown, and remote images stay blocked until you ask for them or trust the sender. Attached messages open in a window of their own.
• Attachments can be opened, saved one by one or saved all at once.
• The message list can be narrowed to unread or flagged messages.
• The folder sidebar can be folded, and folders pinned to Favourites.
• Recipients are completed from the system address books and from the people you have written to before.
• Czech translation.

Known gaps at the time

• Search and conversation threading were not available yet.
• Gmail accounts were not supported yet.