
An email client that only wants to be an email client. No AI, no CRM, no calendar, no tasks.

Workspaces
Work, the side project, the family thread. Each account sealed in its own space, with its own signature and its own silence.
Plain text, on purpose
Writes plain text by default and renders it the same way. No tracking pixels, no marketing HTML, no read receipts.
Real threads
Back and forth stays in one place and in order, the way the conversation actually happened.
Nothing else
No AI summaries, no CRM, no snooze-and-boomerang. It is an inbox, and it intends to stay one.
“Groups and splits changed how I work. Every project sits exactly where my eyes expect it.”
“The mini player follows me everywhere. Music on, tabs tidy, head clear. It stays out of the way.”
“Work, teaching and personal life live in sealed workspaces. One click and I'm someone else entirely.”
“It never shouts. Notifications wait quietly until I'm ready. That restraint is why it stuck.”
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Viola is our web browser: the same restraint and the same quiet defaults, pointed at your tabs instead of your inbox.

Everything worth knowing before you point your mail at Charlie.
What makes Charlie different?
Workspaces, and threads that read like conversations instead of stacks of quoted replies. Beyond that, deliberately very little.
Why does it do so little?
Because an inbox that also wants to be a calendar, a task list and an assistant is four things done adequately. Charlie is one thing.
Does Charlie use AI?
No. No summaries, no smart replies, no drafting. Your mail is not training data and nothing is sent anywhere to be interpreted.
Where does my mail live?
On your device. Charlie talks to your mail provider directly and keeps its cache locally.
Is this related to Viola?
Same people, same design language, same restraint. Charlie is the inbox, Viola is the browser.