An email service built around two ideas: you control who reaches you, and you can have as many addresses as you need.

Most email services let anyone into your inbox. Soloroot doesn’t.

Senders need your approval before they can reach you. No exceptions. Rejected senders stay rejected. There is no spam folder because there is no spam.

You decide who reaches you.

One account. Every address you’ll ever need.

Connect unlimited domains to a single account. Create unlimited profiles: a unique address for every service, every contact, every context. Revoke any one at any time without disrupting the rest.

A different address for every service. Revoke any one, any time.

Your mail is stored encrypted. Only your devices hold the keys.

Message content and attachments are encrypted as they arrive. When you set up the app you get a 24-word recovery phrase. If you lose every device, that phrase is the only way back in.

Encrypted on the server. Read on your devices.

Ask an AI to sort through your mail. It can’t do anything you haven’t approved.

“Find the invoice from March and draft a reply.” An agent can read, search and draft. It can’t send, and every session starts with your approval on one of your devices.

It drafts. You send.

Soloroot is an app for desktop and mobile. Your mail is kept on the device, so you can read, search and sort it offline.

Each customer gets their own server and database. Your mail is isolated from everyone else’s.

I built Soloroot because before I had it, mail management was all over the place. I’ve been using it for personal and business email for years.

Soloroot is in early access. Invitations will be sent only as capacity allows.