Mailroom
Always know where your email went.
Every email from your app, your campaigns and your AI agent, plus the email you receive, kept together in one place you can search.
One history
Every message, in one place.
Outgoing and incoming email sit side by side, whether it came from your app, a campaign, an automation, a signup form or someone writing back.
Search by subject, address or message ID, and narrow things down by status, source, direction or domain.
- Save a view you come back to often
- Export what you find whenever you need it
Timeline
Follow each message, step by step.
Open any message to see what happened to it, from created and sent to delivered, using the provider’s own timestamps.
Delivery and engagement are kept separate, so you can tell whether a message arrived apart from whether it was read.
Webhooks and the API
Honest opens
Know which opens were real people.
Not every open is a person. Some come from a mail provider’s image proxy, and some from a security scanner. Mailroom labels each one, so you can tell the difference.
- observedOpened in a reader’s mail app
- proxyLoaded through a mail provider’s image proxy
- automatedFetched by a scanner or bot, not a person
- unknownNot enough to tell, so we don’t guess
Look closely
Have a look, without leaving a trace.
Mailroom is built for checking on things calmly, without changing them.
- Previews that don’t trackPreviews never load tracking pixels or follow links, so looking at a message doesn’t count as an open.
- HTML and plain textSee both versions of a message, as your reader would.
- Email you receiveReceive email on your own domain, and find replies right next to what you sent.
- ExportTake your message history with you whenever you need it.
Questions about Mailroom
What shows up in Mailroom?
Does looking at a message count as an open?
What do the open labels mean?
Can I receive email with getread?
Can I get my message history out?
Is Mailroom included on every plan?
See where your email goes.
Try getread today, and every message has a home from the very first send.
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