Feature detail · People and trust
Beyond the inbox
Enough mail and the people behind it come into view. What happens to that mail should be just as clear.
Network
See who you actually work with — on one map.
As mail piles up, relationships blur. Owlu draws a map of your people from the mail you exchange — one circle is one person, and it grows with every exchange. Pick a person to open the whole relationship.
- The biggest circle is the person you trade mail with most.
- Received and sent are counted apart, so you read the direction of a relationship too.
- A couple of emails stays small — who has drifted away is visible from size alone.
Over the last quarter, mail from Harbor Partners was mostly contract and scheduling updates, with replies exchanged only at key decision points. Daniel Park is the center of the thread, and inbound volume grew heavier toward the end.
Thicker lines mean more mail · pick a person to open the mail between you.
Privacy
Your mail belongs to you.
The jargon is folded away at the bottom. Here are straight answers to what people actually ask.
Can Owlu see my email?
It can't.
Your mail is stored on your computer. Owlu's servers hold no mailbox at all — there is nothing to show.
Am I handing over my password?
Never asked for.
You sign in on Google, Microsoft, or Naver's real pages. Owlu receives a hotel-keycard-style pass — it opens only that one room, and you can void it anytime.
Is my email training some AI?
It isn't.
Read briefly only when a summary is needed, and nothing is kept. Your email trains no one's model.
What if I want to quit?
It ends clean.
Delete your account and that pass is actually revoked. After that, there is nothing Owlu can open.
This exact architecture passed Google's security assessment required for Gmail-connected apps.
The fastest way to judge it is to open it
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