GenMail

AI email client that drafts in your voice and briefs you daily

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What is GenMail?

GenMail is Genspark's AI email and calendar client. It merges Gmail and Outlook, drafts replies in the user's own voice from a learned Email Brain profile, delivers a morning brief and runs an agent for research and meeting prep. Free during beta.

GenMail is an email and calendar client from Genspark that puts an AI agent beside every thread. It connects Gmail and Outlook accounts in a single unified inbox, sorts messages into groups such as Needs Action, FYI and Other, and prepares draft replies written to match the user's own tone. Each morning it produces a brief with unread counts, drafts waiting for review and items that need a decision. The central idea is what the product calls an Email Brain: a private profile assembled from the user's mail history. It records work patterns such as peak hours, communication style, key contacts and decision preferences, and the drafting engine uses that profile so replies read like the person rather than a template. The example on the homepage shows a profile built from thousands of emails, with short, direct replies and first-name sign-offs. Beyond drafting, the built-in agent can search and summarize mail, research a person or company, book meetings, prepare a brief before a meeting and turn a thread into slides. It runs on a dedicated cloud computer with data connectors to existing systems. Skills such as Morning Brief and Meeting Prep act as shortcuts for recurring tasks. Inline translation lets users read and reply across languages without copying text elsewhere. The calendar sits in the same window, reads meeting invites, drafts responses and hands scheduling to the agent, with multiple time zones visible in the week view. GenMail is aimed at professionals who handle high email volume across several accounts and want review-and-send workflows instead of writing from scratch. It ships as part of the Genspark Super App on macOS and Windows, with iOS and Android apps, and is free during beta. Compared with conventional clients such as Gmail or Outlook, the difference is an agent layer and a personalized writing model. Compared with other AI email tools, it bundles calendar, research and slide generation into one product. The vendor states that emails are used only to power features for the user and are not sold or used to train public models.

How do you use GenMail?

  1. 1Install GenMail
    Download the desktop app for macOS (Apple Silicon or Intel) or Windows from the homepage, or get the iOS or Android app.
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  2. 2Connect your inbox
    Sign in and link your Gmail or Outlook accounts so they appear together in one unified inbox.
  3. 3Let it learn your style
    GenMail builds the Email Brain profile from your mail history, covering tone, key contacts and work patterns.
  4. 4Review your morning brief
    Open the brief to see unread counts, drafted replies and items that need your decision, then work through Needs Action first.
  5. 5Edit and send drafts
    Open a drafted reply, adjust the wording if needed, and send it. Use the agent for translation, meeting prep or research on a sender.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Drafts replies from a profile learned from past mail, so tone matches the user instead of sounding genericAI
  • Unifies Gmail and Outlook accounts with a built-in calendar in one clientAI
  • Morning brief and triage groups surface what needs action firstAI
  • Agent handles research, meeting prep and turning threads into slides without leaving the inboxAI
  • Available on macOS, Windows, iOS and Android and free during betaAI

Cons

  • Building the Email Brain means granting access to the full mailbox history, which some users will hesitate overAI
  • Free pricing applies only during beta, and the homepage gives no post-beta plans or costsAI
  • Only Gmail and Outlook are named as supported providers, so other mail services may not workAI
  • Desktop app is bundled with the wider Genspark Super App rather than offered as a standalone downloadAI
  • Drafts still need human review before sending, and no accuracy guarantees are statedAI

How much does GenMail cost?

Free trial

The product is described as free during beta and available on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android. No separate trial period is mentioned.

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Pricing

Free during beta, per the homepage. No paid tiers or post-beta prices are listed.

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Support

A GenMail feedback group runs through GenTeam, and active contributors are offered 1,000+ Genspark credits. No help centre or support channels are listed.

Integrations

Supports Gmail and Outlook accounts in one inbox. The agent uses data connectors to existing systems, though the homepage does not list them. Ships inside the Genspark Super App with GenTeam and AI Workspace.

Features

Voice-matched AI compose and reply, Email Brain profile, morning brief, triage into Needs Action, FYI and Other, inline translation, unified Gmail and Outlook inbox, built-in calendar, and an agent for research, meeting prep and slides.

Frequently asked questions about GenMail

  • How much does GenMail cost?
    Free during beta, per the homepage. No paid tiers or post-beta prices are listed.
  • Does GenMail offer a free trial?
    The product is described as free during beta and available on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android. No separate trial period is mentioned.
  • How do you use GenMail?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Install GenMail 2. Connect your inbox 3. Let it learn your style 4. Review your morning brief 5. Edit and send drafts.
  • What platforms does GenMail support?
    GenMail is available on MacOS, Windows, iOS and Android.
  • What does GenMail integrate with?
    Supports Gmail and Outlook accounts in one inbox. The agent uses data connectors to existing systems, though the homepage does not list them. Ships inside the Genspark Super App with GenTeam and AI Workspace.
  • What are the limitations of GenMail?
    Building the Email Brain means granting access to the full mailbox history, which some users will hesitate over. Free pricing applies only during beta, and the homepage gives no post-beta plans or costs. Only Gmail and Outlook are named as supported providers, so other mail services may not work.

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Added10/7/2026

Platforms

MacOSWindowsiOSAndroid

Pricing

Free