Mac-only email client that runs its sorting and reply-drafting model on-device, currently free in beta.
Quartz is an email client built for Mac (Apple Silicon required) that sorts incoming mail into categories you define and learns over time, then drafts replies matching your writing style from a few bullet points. The distinguishing choice is that the sorting and drafting model runs locally on the Mac rather than on a vendor server, and mail is described as end-to-end encrypted with keys only the user holds. It connects to Gmail and is CASA Tier 2 certified under Google's security assessment. The product is in public beta and free; no paid plan has been announced. It was built by Datarockets, a software development studio.
Free for everyone during the public beta; no paid tier has been published yet.
Use tool ↗Quartz is worth a look if the idea of an email client whose sorting and reply model never leaves your Mac appeals to you, and Gmail is your main account. Being Mac-only, beta-stage, and Gmail-only narrows who can use it today, and pricing after beta is still unknown.
Watch out: No paid plan or price has been announced yet, so today's free access is not guaranteed to continue as-is after beta.
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