The Mail studio brings your inbox into Zimac — the messages synced from Apple Mail on your Mac — so you can read and search it without leaving the app. Ask about a thread, find the latest from your VP, or pull up the budget discussion, and the team answers from your real mail and cites the exact message back as a link you can click straight into.
Your mail, searchable by the team. Instead of hunting your inbox, you ask — "did Maya reply about the migration?", "any unread from finance?" — and get the answer grounded in the actual message, with a link to open it. And because the team can read the thread, drafting a reply in your voice starts from real context.
✉ Your inbox, here
Messages synced from Apple Mail, read and searchable inside Zimac.
✉ Ask, don't hunt
"Did X reply?", "any unread from Y?", "find the thread about Z."
✉ Clickable citations
A message is cited back as a link that jumps you into the Mail studio.
✉ Grounds your replies
Draft a reply in your voice, starting from the real thread.
What it is#
Mail is your inbox, read and searchable inside Zimac. It reads the messages synced from Apple Mail on your Mac, so the team can answer questions about your correspondence and you can triage without switching apps. Like the calendar, it's your real data — the actual thread, not a summary the model imagined.
Searching your mail#
Ask anything about your inbox and the team searches it — by sender, subject, or the text of a message — and querying pulls the latest automatically. It's the fast path to "where did we land on that", without scrolling weeks of mail.
Citing a message#
When the team answers from your mail, it cites the specific message back as a clickable link — so "here's the reply from finance" isn't just a paraphrase, it's a link that opens that exact message in the Mail studio. You get the answer and a one-click path to the source, so you can verify or continue reading in context.
Drafting & access#
Because the team can read the real thread and knows how you write, "draft a reply to this" starts from actual context and comes out in your voice, tailored to who it's going to (see drafting in your voice). Mail is read from your own machine; if access is off, the team says so and offers to help enable it rather than claiming you have no mail.