Every account, one workspace

Keep your addresses.
Lose the app switching.

RedX combines a hosted mailbox with secure connections to the accounts you already use. The goal is one searchable inbox, identity-aware sending, and one account center across phone, browser, and desktop.

Building
01

One inbox for every account

Connect RedX, Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, business, and standards-based IMAP accounts to one searchable workspace.

Building
02

Secure provider connections

Use provider OAuth where available and encrypted app-password connections for compatible IMAP and SMTP services.

Building
03

Send from the right identity

Reply from the address that received the message and route outgoing mail through the verified provider or RedX mailbox behind it.

Foundation live
04

Hosted RedX mailboxes

Create a RedX address that can send to and receive from any standards-compliant email provider through the live Stalwart mail foundation.

Planned API
05

Transactional Send API

Send verification, receipt, alert, and application email through a simple API using a verified customer sender or a managed RedX sender.

Planned API
06

Verification Link API

Generate single-use, expiring email verification links with delivery status, callbacks, and replay protection built in.

Planned API
07

RedX Auth Button

A recognizable blood-red outlined sign-in button with the RedX mark, backed by standards-based OAuth and OpenID Connect flows.

Planned API
08

Webhooks and event streams

Receive signed delivery, bounce, complaint, verification, and authentication events without constantly polling.

Business
09

Custom domains

Bring a company domain, verify ownership, and manage professional addresses without surrendering the brand behind them.

Roadmap
10

Team mail and administration

Role-based mailboxes, organization controls, shared addresses, audit events, and sensible limits for real teams.

Roadmap
11

Aliases and protected identities

Create purpose-built addresses for signups, stores, projects, and teams without exposing the primary inbox.

Core
12

Privacy without ad profiling

No advertising model built on inbox contents, with protected transport, isolated services, and explicit security boundaries.

Building
13

Phone, browser, and desktop access

Use the responsive RedX workspace or standards-based clients while keeping account connections synchronized.

Built honestly, not theatrically

A unified inbox must preserve provider identity.

RedX will not pretend to be Gmail, Outlook, or another connected provider. Incoming mail remains associated with its source account, and outgoing mail is routed through the verified identity that the user selected. Features are labeled as live, building, or planned so the public site does not outrun the product.

  • OAuth connections where the provider supports them
  • Encrypted credentials for compatible IMAP and SMTP accounts
  • Correct sender routing instead of address spoofing
  • Clear live, building, and planned product labels