Feature detail · Network
Not mail.
The people behind it.
The more mail piles up, the blurrier your relationships get. Owlu draws a map of everyone you trade mail with — one circle per contact, whether that's a person, a company, or a service like DoorDash. The more mail you trade, the bigger the circle. Here's how that screen answers four questions.
① Who do I trade the most mail with?
You can tell by size alone
The person you trade the most mail with is the biggest circle. The small ones out at the edge are the people you've fallen out of touch with.
One map, four colors
Recolor it,
and it answers a different question
The four buttons at the top left repaint the map. The map doesn't change — what you see does.
Over the last five months, mail from Harbor Partners was mostly contract and scheduling updates, with replies only at key decision points. Daniel Park sits at the center of it, and inbound volume climbed toward the end.
A different color per contact. This is the default view — use it when you're looking for a name.
② How are things going with this company?
One screen,
right before the meeting
Open an organization and the first thing you see is how many people, how many messages, and when you last heard from them. Below that, “Relationship flow” reads the direction from your received-to-sent ratio. Then one line per month on what was discussed.
Over the last five months, mail from Harbor Partners was mostly contract and scheduling updates, with replies only at key decision points. Daniel Park sits at the center of it, and inbound volume climbed toward the end.
③ These people are all one client, right?
Group them once,
Owlu keeps it up
Start by asking AI to group them — it comes back with the evidence behind each grouping. If it misses someone, pick their circle and add them yourself. And when someone new writes in, Owlu asks first: “Add them to this organization?” Correct it once and it remembers.
Over the last five months, mail from Harbor Partners was mostly contract and scheduling updates, with replies only at key decision points. Daniel Park sits at the center of it, and inbound volume climbed toward the end.
④ I just want the mail with these people
Skip the search box.
Pick the people.
Pick one circle or several, and the right side fills with just the mail you traded with them. Open one and share it, set a reminder, add a label, or unsubscribe — without leaving the screen.
Over the last five months, mail from Harbor Partners was mostly contract and scheduling updates, with replies only at key decision points. Daniel Park sits at the center of it, and inbound volume climbed toward the end.
Open your relationships,
not just your inbox
Install it, connect an account, and the Network view draws itself. It's free.
macOS 13+ · Windows · No credit card