Mail that becomes the things you are dealing with.
Kistrl reads what arrives, files it against the trip, the invoice or the person it belongs to, and shows you one screen each morning: what needs you today. Nothing else.
- New senders wait at the Doorway until you decide.
- Kistrl drafts the reply. You approve it. Models never send mail.
- Images are fetched by Kistrl, never by your browser.
- One screen a morning
- Today lists what needs you, what owes a reply, and what is new. When nothing does, it says so.
- Three streams, not one pile
- People in the Inbox. Newsletters and notices in the Feed. Invoices, receipts and alerts in Paper trails.
- Mail turns into things
- A trip, an order, a project — with the files, dates and to-dos the mail carried, in one place.
How a day goes
Four moments, and the rest takes care of itself.
Kistrl asks for a decision only where a decision is yours to make. Everything in between is filed, drafted and kept for you.
Built like a tool
Calm, operational, quick under the hands.
Kistrl is a workspace you work in, not a feed you scroll. The product system is restrained on purpose, so the mail can be loud and the tool never is.
Keyboard first
Slash to search, W to write, L for the command menu, and Power through for fast inbox work. Every screen works without a mouse.
Screens that stay current
When mail arrives, the screen you are on re-reads itself. A small dot tells you what changed while you were busy.
Installable, with notifications you chose
Put Kistrl on your phone or desktop. Be told about the things you asked to be told about, and nothing else.
Ask across everything
Ask a question in plain words and get an answer drawn from your mail, files and objects, with where it came from.
An address that is yours
Your username is your mailbox. Mail sent to it lands in Kistrl and nowhere else.
A workspace for the people you run things with
Share one Kistrl with a household, a studio or a small team. Everyone sees the same Today and the same records.
Safety
Someone else’s mail never touches your app.
A message is a document from a stranger. Kistrl treats it that way, without making you think about it.
- Every body renders inside its own sandboxed frame with a strict content policy: no scripts, no forms, no outside requests.
- Remote images are fetched by Kistrl when the mail arrives and served from Kistrl’s own storage. Opening a message never contacts a third party.
- Sign-in alerts and password resets get their own pile and a red pill in the sidebar until you have looked at them.
- Drafts are suggestions. A person presses Send, every time.
From people who use it
Less mail, more done.
“I stopped opening my mail in the morning and started opening Today. Most days it is three things, and then I am done.”
“Invoices, receipts and the flight confirmations for a shoot all end up under the shoot. I have not searched my mail in months.”
“The Doorway is the feature. Every newsletter that used to bury the school’s messages now sits quietly in the Feed.”
Give your mail somewhere to go.
Create an account, pick your address, and let the first morning show you what Kistrl is for.