GMacMail: your Google accounts, side by side

If you have a work Google account and a personal one, you already know the friction: separate browser profiles, separate windows, and the constant feeling that you are one click away from sending a work email from your personal inbox.

GMacMail removes that friction. It is a native macOS app that keeps every Google account in one window, with Gmail, Calendar, and Drive side by side.

What it does

• One window for every account. Add each Google account once; GMacMail keeps the sessions on your Mac.
• Everything at a glance. All inboxes, calendars, and drives in one native interface, not a pile of browser tabs.
• One-click switching. Accounts are always a click away, with no profile dance.

Why local

The services are Google's, but how you use them should not depend on browser-profile gymnastics. GMacMail keeps the interface native and the data local: your mail, calendar, and files stay on your Mac, and the app has no cloud component and no telemetry.

Part of a larger suite

GMacMail is part of a larger suite of local, offline-friendly apps (web, Mac, and mobile) developed by AIVI AI Services, an AI consulting firm based in Amsterdam. Every app in the suite follows the same rule: your data stays on your device, and the software runs without a subscription to a cloud service.

What is next

GMacMail is free during early access, with a donate button rather than a paywall for now.

If you live on both sides of the work and personal divide, download GMacMail and put every inbox in one window.