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Free @320px.com email address

AI-native email. Less sorting. More getting on with your day.

Get a free username@320px.com address with AI built in. As emails arrive, 320px sorts them into areas and topics and writes summaries that link back to their sources. Ask a question and the answer quotes your emails. You can also have copies of new email sent to an address you already use.

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  • Free, no payment details
  • Just a name, username and password
  • On your phone and computer
The 320px Brief: generated updates by area, each saying how many emails it’s based on. Invented emails.
Fig. 1 The Brief, the first page after you sign in. Example with invented emails and example briefs.

Features

AI that sorts, summarises and answers, with the source one click away

When an email arrives, 320px sorts it and prepares a summary in the background. Its summaries, briefs and answers are marked as generated and link back to the emails they used. All of this works today on the free plan, and the screenshots show a demo account with invented emails and example summaries.

01 · Areas and topics

Sorted into areas and topics, so related emails stay together

As emails arrive, 320px places them in one of four areas: Activities, Projects, Work and Newsletters. Inside each area, topics and items keep a project or case together, even when the emails come from different people.

  • Move an email to another area, topic or item when the grouping is wrong
  • Correct a title or summary yourself
  • Sorting only groups emails. They stay in your Inbox, and nothing is archived, deleted or answered for you.
The Projects area in 320px: topics such as Apartment renovation in the sidebar, and emails each with a topic label. Invented emails.
Fig. 2 Projects, with its topics in the sidebar and a topic label on each email. Example with invented emails and example summaries.

02 · Summaries and briefs

Summaries and briefs that link back to the emails they came from

When a summary is ready, it sits above the email and says which emails it’s based on, with a link to each. The original email is right below, so you can check amounts, dates and conditions yourself.

  • The Brief gives each area with email a short update that links to the emails it was made from
  • Hide the summary when you’d rather read the email first
  • Summaries and briefs are labelled as generated, and nothing generated is ever sent for you
An email in 320px with a generated summary above it that links to one earlier email, and the original email below. Invented emails.
Fig. 3 A summary above the original email, based on this email and 1 earlier email. Example with invented emails and an example summary.

03 · Ask

Ask your email a question. Every point comes with a quote.

Ask finds up to eight relevant emails and answers in up to four short points, each with the exact words it relies on and a link to the email. When your emails don’t answer the question, Ask says so and shows the emails it looked through.

  • Quotes are checked against the email text, and points without a match are left out
  • When emails disagree, the answer says so
  • “Not in these emails” can list what the answer couldn’t find
  • 20 questions an hour, and keyword search has no limit
Ask’s answer to “When can the renovation start?”: each point quotes an email, plus what the emails don’t say. Invented emails.
Fig. 4 An answer about when a renovation can start, with quotes from two emails. Example with invented emails and an example answer.

04 · Changes

See what changed on each project or case

When a new email updates a project or case, Changes shows the earlier summary next to the updated one, like a revised quote. You mark updates as reviewed yourself, so opening the page doesn’t clear them.

  • Earlier and updated, side by side
  • Grouped by project or case, with the emails behind each update
  • Every update you haven’t marked reviewed
Fig. 5 Changes: the earlier and updated summary of a quote, side by side. Drawn with 320px’s own components, with invented emails and example summaries.

Reply, forward and save drafts

Write in plain text, reply to everyone, or forward an email with its attachments, up to the size limits. Drafts save as you type, and Sent shows whether each email was sent or delivered.

Follow-ups you choose

Turn any email into a follow-up, add a date if you like, then mark it done or hide it until later. 320px never creates follow-ups on its own.

How it works

What happens when an email arrives

320px sorts and summarises in the background, then shows the result next to its sources. It never replies to, archives or deletes your emails on its own.

Steps of the example
Fig. 6 What 320px does with a new email. Example with invented emails, an example summary and an example answer, sped up. Sorting and summaries happen in the background after an email arrives, and answers come only when you ask.

What the AI does in 320px

  • Sorts emails as they arrive into Activities, Projects, Work or Newsletters, and into a topic
  • Writes summaries above your emails and a short brief for each area, linking to the emails they used
  • Answers your questions with exact quotes, and says when your emails don’t answer them
  • Writes an updated summary when a new email changes a project or case, and Changes keeps it until you mark it reviewed

What it leaves to you

  • Writing and sending. The AI never writes, sends or replies to an email for you.
  • Calendar replies. A reply to a calendar invitation goes out only after you confirm it.
  • Your inbox. It doesn’t archive, hide or delete emails, and the original is always below its summary.
  • The final word. Summaries and answers can contain mistakes, so each one shows its sources.

Phones and computers

Made to fit a 320px phone screen, in light or dark

320px is named after a 320-pixel-wide phone screen, the narrowest width the app is checked at. It runs in your browser on your phone or computer, with nothing to install, and follows your device’s light or dark setting unless you choose one.

  • Keyboard shortcuts for search, moving, archiving and replying
  • Standard or compact density
  • New emails and briefs appear without reloading
The same email on a 320-pixel-wide phone screen in light mode, with its summary above the original. Invented emails.
The same email on a 320-pixel-wide phone screen in dark mode, with its summary above the original. Invented emails.
Fig. 7 The same email at 320 pixels wide, in light and dark. Example with invented emails and an example summary.

Your address and your team

Forward your email, or bring your whole team

Have copies of new email sent to the inbox you already use, or add your own domain and invite each person to a mailbox on it.

Forwarding to another address

Confirm an address once, and copies of new email go there too. 320px keeps its own copy, so summaries and Ask keep working.

  • One forwarding address per mailbox, set by its owner
  • Confirmed from a link we send to that address
  • Turn it off in the same place whenever you like

Your team on your own domain

Add a domain you own and invite each person by email to a mailbox on it. Each person, owners included, reads only the email in the mailboxes assigned to them.

  • Verify the domain with a DNS record, then add the email records 320px shows you
  • When someone accepts with their 320px account, new or existing, their mailbox is created
  • Owners can reassign a mailbox, and its new owner then reads its emails. Owners can also remove a member or transfer ownership.
  • In a shared workspace, area briefs show only to someone who can read every mailbox in it

Free during the beta Custom domains move to paid plans when those launch.

Fig. 8 Domains and mailboxes in Settings: one mailbox for each person, each with its owner. Invented names on a reserved example domain.

Get started

Get a free email address in three steps

  1. Step 1 of 3

    Choose your address

    Create an account with your name, a username and a password. Your address is username@320px.com.

  2. Step 2 of 3

    Send or forward email to it

    Give out your new address, or set your current mailbox to forward new email to it. Older emails aren’t imported. Settings shows when your address is receiving email.

  3. Step 3 of 3

    Start with the Brief

    Read each area’s update, open the emails behind it, and ask a question when you’re looking for something.

Fig. 9 Sign-up, setup and the Brief, drawn with 320px’s own components. Example with invented emails and an example brief.
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Plans

Free to start. More usage is coming soon.

Start on the free plan, with custom domains included while 320px is in beta. Paid plans will work like the plans of AI assistants: more usage before limits apply, custom domains after the beta, and new features.

Free

Available now

Everything in 320px today. Some features have usage limits.

  • Your own username@320px.com address
  • Emails sorted into areas and topics, with summaries and a brief for each area
  • Ask, with exact quotes from your emails
  • Keyword search, and search by meaning
  • Forwarding to an address you confirm
  • Phones and computers, light and dark, keyboard shortcuts
  • During the beta: custom email domains, with a mailbox for each person you invite
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Paid plans

Coming soon

Everything in Free, with more room.

Planned

  • More usage before limits apply
  • Custom email domains, after the beta
  • New features as we add them

Not available yet. There’s no price or date, and nothing to buy today.

What happens at a limit?

Usage limits today

  1. 20 an hour

    Questions to Ask

    Example: “17 of 20 questions left this hour”

  2. 60 an hour

    Searches by meaning

    After that, search uses keywords until earlier searches are an hour old

  3. No limit

    Keyword search

    Across your Inbox and Archive

  4. 20 an hour

    Emails sent from a workspace

    And 100 a day (UTC) from each address

Ask and meaning search count over a rolling hour, for each person in each workspace. Sending counts over a rolling hour for the whole workspace, and the 100-a-day limit for each address resets at midnight UTC. During the beta, service-wide daily caps can also apply. Incoming email doesn’t count towards any limit. Paid plans will add more usage.

Your data

Clear boundaries, written down.

Emails, attachments and generated context such as summaries are kept while your workspace exists. You can reopen up to 50 of your latest Ask answers in each workspace for up to 24 hours. Expired answers can’t be opened and stay stored until a new answer is saved for you in that workspace. The data and retention page explains cleanup and deletion.

Data and retentionPrivacy notice

Language models

To sort, summarise and answer, email text is sent to Anthropic and, through OpenRouter, to the model providers it routes to. What they write never acts for you.

Images in emails

Images load from the sender’s servers, so the sender can see when you opened an email and your IP address. We don’t load images that look like tracking images, and in Settings you can choose to be asked first.

Backups

Encrypted and kept in Falkenstein, Germany: 7 daily, 4 weekly and 12 monthly snapshots. Backups can still contain deleted data until those snapshots are removed.

Export and deletion

Export the emails you can access. In Settings › Your data, delete a workspace where you’re the only member, or, once you’ve left any shared workspaces, your whole profile.

Questions

Questions about 320px

Can’t find your answer? Email hello@reachoutlabs.ch with your question.

Is 320px free?

Yes. The free plan includes your @320px.com address, AI sorting and summaries, Ask and forwarding. Some features have usage limits, listed under Plans. While 320px is in beta, custom domains are free too, including a mailbox for each person you invite; they move to paid plans when those launch. Paid plans with more usage are coming soon. There’s no price or date yet, and you don’t need payment details to sign up.

What does AI-native email mean in 320px?

It means the AI is part of how your mailbox works, not an add-on. 320px is a mailbox with its own address, not an AI email client that connects to Gmail or Outlook. When an email arrives, 320px sorts it into an area and a topic, writes a summary and makes it searchable by meaning. The Brief and Ask build on that. Its summaries, briefs and answers are marked as generated and link back to the emails they came from, and 320px never replies to, archives or deletes your emails on its own.

Can I use 320px with my Gmail or Outlook address?

320px is its own mailbox at username@320px.com. It doesn’t sign in to other email accounts or import older email. To use it alongside Gmail, Outlook or another provider, set that provider to forward new email to your 320px address. Replies you write in 320px are sent from your 320px address.

Can I forward my 320px email to another address?

Yes. In Settings › Email, enter the address and your password, then open the confirmation link we send to that address and confirm it while signed in. Forwarding starts when Settings shows “Forwarding is on.” From then on, copies of new email go there too, and 320px keeps its own copy. Each mailbox has one forwarding address, only its owner can set it, and it can’t be an @320px.com address. You can turn forwarding off in the same place.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, during the beta. In Settings › Domains and mailboxes, add a domain you own, publish the verification record and the email records 320px shows you, then create mailboxes on it. Custom domains are free during the beta and move to paid plans when those launch.

Can my team or organisation use 320px?

Yes, on your own domain. Add the domain and invite each person by email to a mailbox on it. To accept, they sign in to 320px or create an account, which comes with its own @320px.com address, and their mailbox is created. Each person, owners included, reads only the email in the mailboxes assigned to them. Owners can reassign a mailbox, and its new owner then reads its emails. Owners can also remove members and transfer ownership. In a shared workspace, area briefs show only to someone who can read every mailbox in it. Without a custom domain, a workspace has only you.

Which AI services does 320px use?

320px uses Anthropic’s Claude models, and language models reached through OpenRouter and the model providers it routes to. Together they sort your emails into areas and topics, write summaries and area briefs, find related emails and answer your questions. Email text is sent to these services for that work, and the privacy notice says which service does what. What they write is shown with links to its sources and never acts on your behalf.

What happens when I reach a usage limit?

Ask allows 20 questions an hour and meaning search 60 searches an hour, for each person in each workspace. Both count over a rolling hour, so they free up as time passes, and each answer shows how many questions are left, such as “17 of 20 questions left this hour”. When you reach the Ask limit, you can still search by keyword or by meaning. When meaning search reaches its limit, searches use keywords until earlier searches are more than an hour old. Keyword search has no limit. Sending allows 20 emails an hour for each workspace, also over a rolling hour, and 100 a day from each address, counted per day in UTC. During the beta, service-wide daily caps can also apply. Receiving, reading and sorting email don’t count towards any limit.

Can I export or delete my data?

Yes. In Settings › Your data you can export the emails you can access, as technical data files rather than a ready-to-open mail archive. You can also delete a workspace where you’re the only member, or, once you’ve left any shared workspaces, your whole profile. Deletion is confirmed before it runs and can’t be cancelled afterwards. The data and retention page has the details.

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