... write: they spent all that effort making the translation trustworthy , and it turns out we were sometimes not offering it at all. Fixed below. Thank you again. Fixed The Translate chip shows up on mail that needs it. Some senders build their plain-text version by ripping the tags out of their own HTML <style> element included so the email "text" opens with a few hundred characters of .bio{margin:auto}. Skim guesses the language from that text ... ... read .bio .avatar{margin:auto 30px;width:fit-co instead of, you know, words. Newly downloaded mail comes out clean. Search stops indexing font-size. Property names were going into the full-text index as if they were the sender

... contacted by someone selling upvotes @ $2/vote? From the actual email: "$2/upvote. Growth: $499 250 upvotes, 50 comments, 25 reviews, 10 followers (20% off). " Needless to say, I will never do this but will happily name & shame the sender ...

... behave. The main thing I learned: people don't ignore you because they're rude or disorganised. They ignore you because your reminder is the fourth near-identical email in their inbox that morning, and it came from a sender they don't recognise. Change who it comes from and most of the problem disappears. Today I launched the software version of that job. It's called Pesterly. It writes the ask, sends it from your own Gmail ...

... where we stop blaming you for emails that render as a beautiful, pristine, completely empty rectangle. Turns out it was us. Well it was the sender's mailer. But we fixed it anyway. Fixed Blank emails are no longer blank. Some mailers finish a message on the last base64 chunk and just walk away, never writing the closing --boundary--. The MIME parser reads that as "this part is broken", quietly demotes your email to an attachment, and hands us nothing ... ... failure into a value, ask whether the value you picked is distinguishable from a legitimate result. Empty is a legitimate result. Broken is not, and it should never be able to impersonate one. Nice catch on it being the sender

... single reputation service. Your inbox, now with a healthy sense of suspicion. New Phishing detection, built right in. Skim now quietly vets every message for the classic tells and warns you before you click something you'll regret. Sender checks reads SPF / DKIM / DMARC results, catches "reply goes to a totally different domain" tricks, spots when the friendly display name hides a stranger's address, and flags lookalike domains ( paypa1.com , we see you). Link checks a link that says ... ... thing but opens another, user@evil.com sleight of hand, and raw-IP links get stopped cold. Shorteners, plain http, punycode, weird ports and endless subdomains get side-eye too but only when the sender

... approximately $4,300 per month, or $51,600 over 12 months. That experience revealed a gap: An inbox can show that a message was opened without understanding that the responsibility is still incomplete. A traditional inbox can show: Sender Subject Date Read or unread status Labels Folders But a business owner may also need to know: What action remains open Which deadline is approaching Whether revenue is exposed Whether compliance is involved What should happen next That is the problem ...

... time payment infrastructure for AI agents so they can discover and pay per call for any API. There's now a proposal on the standard behind it that would encrypt the amount on-chain. In plain English, only the sender and recipient can see what actually moved, and nobody outside the transaction is required to check the numbers. Would you let an agent spend on your behalf if you couldn't see how much? Comment from Murat Da l (@baronnotary): @fmerian ... ... sajjad): the visibility question isn't really about watching it happen in real time for me, it's whether i can reconstruct what happened after the fact if something looks wrong. if the amount's encrypted for everyone except sender

... bought you one skinny column of text, a lot of empty pane, and a scrollbar floating somewhere in the middle of the screen. Cap's gone. The mail gets the room. Wide emails are no longer quietly guillotined. Some senders lay their newsletters out wider than that old column allowed, and the overflow just didn't exist. No scrollbar, no hint, no right-hand edge. Now a too-wide message scrolls sideways inside its own frame like a civilized document ...

... tiny NOOP up front instead of twenty seconds of staring at "Loading ". Bold, we know. Fixed Ordinary mail stopped getting the phishing banner. Receipts, calendar invites, ATS relays and basically every transactional platform on Earth were tripping sender checks that fired solo. They now need corroboration, exactly like the link checks always did. Actual attack shapes forged display names, broken signatures, lookalike domains still light up red. A rogue empty FETCH response can't clobber a real body anymore. Some ... ... shoham1): the phishing banner fix is a good catch, false positives on receipts and calendar invites train people to ignore the warning entirely which defeats the whole point. one thing I'd want to understand though - now that sender

... like Gmail Separate words match anywhere in a message, while quoted text searches for an exact phrase. Mixed searches work too. You can inspect the message Banger received Every email now has a Show Original Message action with copyable sender, recipient, Reply-To, date, subject, threading IDs, and body details. Replies honor Reply-To Banger now preserves and uses the sender

... rebuilt how Quartz stores and reads mail: the archived view went from an eight-second wait to none, conversations open instantly on huge mailboxes, and heavy work no longer freezes scrolling or typing. Unsubscribe in one click When a sender supports it, one click gets you off the list one email or a whole pile at once. Improved Codes, password resets, and sign-in links skip the queue to the top of your inbox. Outgoing is now two screens ...

... address ( record_id-org_id@yourdomain.com ). Outbound and inbound threads permanently lock to that specific record's vertical timeline. Full BYOD Domain Freedom: Connect your business domain in seconds with full native support for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC verification to aggressively protect your sender reputation while scaling outreach. Extension-Free Google Sync: If you live in Gmail, you don t have to leave it. Our bidirectional OAuth integration mirrors your communications in real-time server-side no system-hogging plugins required. Database-Native ...

... education, Microsoft owns the enterprise. Two companies now sit between your business and every email it sends. Spam filtering tells the same story. Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo all run proprietary systems that analyze thousands of signals engagement history, sender reputation, authentication alignment, complaint rates. In February 2024 this got a lot more concrete. Google and Yahoo rolled out new requirements for senders

... This release brings instant inbox search, smarter sorting for long emails, and a lighter, smoother day-to-day experience. Find any email in seconds Press Cmd+F and start typing Quartz now searches across senders, subjects, recipients, and the full body of your mail. Matches are highlighted as you go and ranked so the most relevant results rise to the top, so the message you're hunting for is never more than a few keystrokes away. Hit Esc to step ...

... Been wrestling with deliverability lately. Warmup, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, dedicated IPs vs shared, sending volume ramps. It's a deceptively deep rabbit hole. I'm curious what's actually working for people in 2026 versus

... following along! Comment from Ivan Semenov(@ivan_sem): @rahulbhavsar  Indeed! Comment from riceroad(@riceroad): The most interesting gap here seems to be between the 38 launched campaigns and the 79 draft campaigns. What did the senders trust that the non-senders

... Product Hunt Almost 6 years ago, @Mailwarm launched here. Back then, the idea was simple: help teams warm up their inboxes and build sender reputation before scaling email. That launch changed a lot for us. Mailwarm became #1 Product of the Day and Product Hunt helped us get our first real wave of visibility, users, and feedback. Since then, we ve spent years working on email deliverability with founders, sales teams, marketers, agencies, and operators. And one thing became very ... ... clear: Email warmup alone is not enough anymore. Teams don t just need emails to be opened and replied to. They need to know: where their emails land what affects their sender

... have actually diverged in outcome in the ledger so far and if it's inferred, what's your cold-start before a single divergence has been observed? Comment from Alexander Bering(@alexanderbering): @aadilghani  The reason "edit vs. tell-it-to-revise vs

... After losing money to a BEC attack and realizing the market had nothing that caught the behavioral layer of email threats, I built it myself. What PhishGuard AI does: Multi-LLM phishing analysis Behavioral anomaly & psychological trigger detection Sender profiling & threat intelligence enrichment Microsoft 365 integration + SIEM support Automated incident response & executive reporting It s built for IT teams, MSPs, and CISOs who need more than Defender and spam filters. Would love honest feedback especially from anyone ...

... hard. Maybe harder. So I m here to connect with builders, support launches, share what I ve learned, and also learn from people who are building in public. We re currently building an email deliverability ecosystem: => Mailwarm : build sender reputation => mailX : diagnose email deliverability issues => MailAdept : fix and monitor deliverability continuously And today, I m especially interested in the intersection between AI agents, GTM, and email deliverability. This may be my 1st question for the community ...

... means Preacher costs you nothing to start, your emails come from your real address, and we never touch your contacts. This felt like the right way to build it. It's genuinely simple. Add API's add upto 25 sender inboxes upload CSV write template research send. No workflows, no sequences, no CRM you have to learn. Just cold email that sounds like you wrote it. The AI fills actual facts. Because it fetches the real company website, the paragraphs ...

... Product Hunt community I'm the maker of Leads Sentry an email verification tool we built after getting burned by high bounce rates that were killing our sender reputation. Most email verifiers do a simple syntax check and call it done. We weren't satisfied with that, so we built a 6-layer verification engine that checks: Syntax validation Domain & DNS lookup MX record check SMTP handshake Disposable/temporary email detection Role-based address flagging The result? 99.8% accuracy ...

... spent days coding, but sometimes you just have to choose shipping over perfection. I d love to know your strategies: 1 Has anyone successfully implemented a referral/reward system that Apple actually approves? 2 If not, what are your best alternative strategies for organic growth without relying on invite loops? Let s share some App Store survival tactics! Comment from Orhan Kilic(@orhan_kilic): @maliikb  Man, it s like we re reading from the same playbook! That point you made ... ... navigate those Apple guidelines many times. Regarding your 1st question: We implemented a system where users can simply gift 7 free days to a friend . It s more of a 'gift' than a 'reward loop' for the sender

... just published a deep breakdown of what "proactive CRM" actually means in practice vs the standard HubSpot reactive database model. The short version: Kobin's CRM runs 4 automated AI intelligence routines you don't configure or trigger manually: Risk Detection (multiple times/day): flags deals stuck 21+ days AND blocked tasks in the same client relationship simultaneously Revenue Intelligence (3 /week): surfaces deals closing this week, high-probability deals (>70%), and stale high-value deals ($5k+) before they ... ... cold Gmail Intelligence (real-time): reads every matched email thread, classifies intent across 8 types (interested ready_to_close objection requesting_meeting), auto-advances pipeline stage, auto-creates tasks from action items, auto-detects new leads from unknown senders

... fail not because of bad copy but because of bad email lists Businesses were sending emails to invalid, fake, and risky addresses without realizing it MailClean fixes that before you hit send Clean your list reduce bounce protect your sender reputation and improve inbox placement Would love your feedback and support Thanks and Regards Swadhin Khan Mohammad Nakib Co-Founder, Globyn ...