What's new

26 October 2026

• Sign up without waiting. Leave your email and open the link we send, or continue with CodeNav, Google or GitHub, then choose your name on corvo.cc. No waitlist, no invitation.

25 October 2026

• Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your mail. Add https://corvo.cc/v1/mcp as a connector in the app, sign in to Corvo when it asks, and choose what it may do. No token to copy; it shows in Settings → Agents, where you can take it back.
• A brief each morning. Turn it on in Settings → Daily brief and pick the hour: a message lists today's events, the mail waiting for your reply and what came in since. It's written from what Corvo already knows, so it uses none of your AI allowance.
• A calendar, fed by mail. An invitation from Google Calendar or Outlook becomes an event you answer from the message with Accept, Maybe or Decline, and the organiser receives your answer. Add your own events beside them, once or repeating.
• Your calendar in other apps. A private link shows the calendar in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, without who is invited. Reset it or turn it off and the old link stops at once.
• Bookings become suggestions. When new mail names a plan you have, such as a table booked, an appointment or a flight, the same reading that sorts it suggests the event. It waits on your calendar, linked to its message, until you keep or dismiss it; Settings → Privacy turns it off.
• One repeat at a time. Change or skip a single repeat of your own event with This one, or the whole series with Every repeat. A skip can be undone.
• Agents, under grants you set. In Settings → Agents, give an agent such as Claude a grant: what it may do, which mail it sees and for how long. It connects over MCP, every call is in the grant's activity, and its sends wait for you by default.
• Agents and the calendar. An agent with a grant on the whole mailbox can see your calendar and propose events. A proposal waits on your calendar until you keep it.
• The site in Chinese. Pricing, help and this page in Simplified Chinese too, and the waitlist's mail, its confirmation and the invitation in the language you joined in.
• The calendar in your export. The export now carries each mailbox's calendar as a calendar.ics file, with organisers and attendees.

24 October 2026

• Your own domain. On Plus and up, receive and send at a domain you own. Settings → Domains lists the records to add and checks each one, so a typo shows as the value we found.
• Take everything with you. Settings → Your data downloads the whole account as one zip: mail as mbox files, contacts and settings. Free on every plan.
• Close your account yourself. At the end of Settings. For 30 days you can sign in, download your data and change your mind.
• VIPs, starred. A VIP has a star beside their name in the list and the reader, and their mail lands in People.

23 October 2026

• Send later. Choose when a message leaves. Until then it waits in Scheduled, where you can take it back or send it now.
• Contacts and the sender card. Open a sender to make them a contact or a VIP, choose where their mail goes, load their images, or block them.
• Corrections that say how far they reach. Moving a message to another view asks whether it is just this conversation, mail like it from the sender, or everything from them.
• Personal API tokens. On Pro and Max, make a token in Settings → API to reach your mailbox from your own code. It is shown once, and you can revoke it.

21 and 22 October 2026

• Snooze. Put a conversation away until a time. It comes back to the top of the inbox, unread, or earlier if someone answers.
• Select many. Select conversations, or every one in a list, and archive, trash or mark them all as read at once, with Undo.

19 October 2026

• Phishing and scams, called out. After the rules, a model reads new mail to sort it and to recognise phishing and scams; the row says so, and the message says what gave it away. It has no tools, and you can turn it off in Settings → Privacy.
• Codes, your way. Choose what happens to a verification code's message: keep it, archive it or delete it, after 15 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, or once you copy the code.
• 中文. The front page in Simplified Chinese, chosen from your browser's language or the switch in the header.

18 October 2026

• People, Updates and Promotions. New mail is sorted into the inbox's three views as it arrives. Keys 1 to 3 move between them, and a correction teaches it.
• Look-alikes called out. Senders and links that imitate a known organisation are named before you trust them, and you can block a sender.
• Addresses for every site. Tags like shop.you@, disposable addresses and extra ones, each with its own rules, paused or deleted when one leaks. Replies leave from the address the mail came to.
• Plans, by card. Go, Plus, Pro and Max above Free, paid by card; the CodeNav Wallet follows. Free stays free.
• The Trash empties itself. Thirty days after a message is moved there, it is deleted for good with its attachments.

17 October 2026

• The waitlist opens. Your name on corvo.cc, by invitation, in the order people confirm.
• Codes on the row. A sign-in code sits beside the subject with Copy, and the message tidies itself away 15 minutes later.
• Trackers removed. Tracking pixels and link tags are gone before you read. Other images load only when you ask, through our server, and lists unsubscribe in one click.
• Sending from mail apps. On paid plans, send from Apple Mail, Outlook or Thunderbird with an app password made in Settings → Mail apps.
• Search. Search the whole mailbox with terms like from:, has:attachment and before:, and see where each result lives.