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Gmail, handled from the keyboard.

Triage, compose, and track follow-ups in one Mac app built for Gmail power users.

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Zerofinger inbox showing keyboard-first Gmail workflow

Watch the Gmail workflow happen in one loop.

Command palette, compose, and sent tracking stay in view.

Shortcut runway

From inbox to follow-up, the next move is always lit.

The page keeps moving for the same reason the app exists: every common Gmail action should feel close.

01

Command

+K

Open actions, folders, and people without scanning the sidebar.

02

Triage

E+R+H

Archive, reply, remind, or jump to the next useful thread.

03

Compose

C++

Write the answer in flow, then send or schedule it from the keyboard.

04

Track

G+S

Keep important sent threads visible until the reply lands.

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Why switch

It is not another inbox skin.

Zerofinger is for the moment when Gmail is open all day and every click starts to feel expensive.

Triage

Clear mail without reaching for the mouse.

Archive, reply, remind, and jump folders from shortcuts that stay visible in your muscle memory.

E to archive · R to reply · H to remind

Compose

Write from the same flow.

Open compose, type the answer, send, undo, or schedule without turning your inbox into a tab hunt.

Compose · Undo send · Scheduled send

Track

See what still needs a reply.

Sent mail gets context, status, and follow-up intent so important threads do not disappear after send.

Sent context pane · Tracking status

Search

Find the thread and move on.

Search across your Gmail archive locally, then act on the result with the same keyboard-first controls.

Local-first search · Multi-account

The loop people should remember

Open mail. Act fast. Know what comes next.

Zerofinger keeps the next action obvious at every step.

1

Start with the real inbox mess

Zerofinger is built around the daily Gmail pile: newsletters, requests, receipts, follow-ups, and work threads.

2

Use commands instead of clicking around

The command palette turns navigation and actions into one habit, so processing mail feels like editing text.

3

Leave with a tracked next step

When a message matters, the Sent context pane keeps the follow-up visible after the email leaves your outbox.

Waitlist

Join the waitlist for Gmail-heavy workflows.

Google verification is still in progress, so we are collecting research responses before opening broader Gmail access.

No OAuth surprise

The waitlist does not create an account or request Gmail access while Google review is still in progress.

Built around real inbox pain

A few workflow questions help us prioritize the AI email client features that should come first.

Early access when ready

We will invite people in batches once the production access path is ready for broader testing.

Waitlist

Tell us where email slows you down.

No Google sign-in yet. We will use this to prioritize early access and shape the AI email workflow.

Focus

Gmail on Mac

Privacy

Mail syncs locally

Access

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Build your keyboard-first Gmail workflow.

Join the waitlist if Gmail is where work piles up and you want the AI workflow to be shaped around real inbox pressure.