Show HN: Busymail – an email client that surfaces the mail that needs you

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Busymail - Your inbox, understoodYour inbox, understood.<br>Your inbox buries the few things that actually need you. Busymail reads all of it and surfaces just those - the reply, the bill, the flight - then quietly parks the rest.<br>Request accessLog in<br>Free during beta · invite-only for now · about two minutes to set up<br>Prefer a desktop app? Download for Mac, Windows, or Linux<br>Busymail · Today<br>▼ Finance · 1 active

Chase<br>2 threads · 3 emails · 2h

1 statement1 bill due↓ $1,240.00<br>Card statement is ready; minimum payment due Friday.

▼ Travel · 1 active

✈️<br>United Airlines<br>Mar 14-16<br>1 booking · 4 emails · 1d

✓ 1 confirmedUnited<br>Flight to San Francisco confirmed. Departs 7:40 AM, gate B12.

▼ Personal · 1 active

💬<br>Alex Rivera<br>Re: lease renewal<br>1 thread · 3 emails · 20m

Wants your sign-off on the renewal by Friday.

How it works<br>Set up once. Two minutes.<br>Connect your inbox<br>Add your email with an app password, and we guide you through it per provider. Works with Gmail, Yahoo, and other IMAP accounts. Google needs 2-Step Verification first, so we check that before you start.

We read the signal<br>An AI pulls out the dates, amounts, and actions hiding in your mail. Your inbox stays exactly as it is.

See what matters<br>Grouped, ranked, and quietly resurfaced when things change. Nothing is deleted, nothing hidden.

Private by design<br>You're handing us your inbox.<br>So here's the deal, plainly.<br>✓Your credentials are encrypted , and your data is stored in the EU (Amsterdam).

✓We never sell your data , and never use it to train AI.

✓To find signals, your email is processed by a third-party AI under zero data retention - never stored there, never used to train models. Read the details.

✓Revoke access whenever you like , in one click.

See just the signal.<br>Request access and we'll get you set up.<br>Request access

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