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Native Gmail for Apple devices

Make the inbox feel like a place you can finish.

DispatchWright is a native Gmail client for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. The current beta covers the core email workflow without becoming another mail service.

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Not publicly downloadable. Access is limited to approved testers.

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iPhone and iPad Mac
Source of truthYour Gmail account
PlatformsmacOS, iOS, iPadOS
Current stagePrivate beta

Product status

Working now and being prepared next.

No roadmap item is presented as part of the current app.

Available in the private beta

The everyday Gmail workflow

  • Multiple Gmail accounts and a unified inbox
  • Gmail search, labels, starred, read, archive, and trash
  • HTML and plain-text reading with attachments
  • Compose, reply, forward, Gmail drafts, and signatures
  • Photo and file attachments
  • Local caching for messages already loaded
  • Limited iCloud sync for app preferences, not email or access tokens
Planned, not currently available

Optional intelligence and commercial release

  • Outlook and standard POP/IMAP account support
  • Opt-in AI inbox sorting and per-customer preferences
  • Selective notifications based on user-defined priorities
  • A hosted multi-customer service for optional AI features
  • A StoreKit trial and subscription

Clear boundaries

Gmail stays authoritative.

DispatchWright is a client, not an email host. It does not provide a mailbox, replace Google’s servers, or support non-Gmail accounts.

No separate mail serverMessages remain in Gmail. Local storage is a device cache.

No generated replies or summariesThe current beta does not write or send email with AI.

No broad automationNo send-later, shared-inbox, or permanent-delete shortcut is included.

Google account access

Why DispatchWright asks for Gmail access.

Access requested

openid · email · profile · gmail.modify

The Gmail permission allows the email actions listed above: reading, composing, sending, updating labels, archiving, and moving messages to trash.

How access is protected

OAuth credentials are kept in Apple Keychain. DispatchWright does not ask for or store your Google password. Removing an account clears its credentials and cached app data from that device.

Read the product privacy policy Read the beta terms Support and account removal