Use cases

STAMP, tuned to how you actually work.

Personas

Founders

The email client built for founders who don't have a Chief of Staff.

Investor email and customer email cannot share a queue. STAMP keeps the right thread in front of you while you have nine minutes between meetings.

Freelance designers

The email client for freelance designers who'd rather be drawing.

Three client domains, one personal Gmail, a dormant iCloud you forgot. STAMP collapses them into one quiet list, so you stop billing for time spent searching.

Freelance developers

The email client for freelance developers who already hate email.

GitHub notifications, client threads, Stripe receipts, recruiter spam. STAMP triages all of it without forcing you to leave the keyboard.

Agency owners

The email client for agency owners running fifteen client conversations at once.

Five client retainers, three shared inboxes, one personal Gmail. STAMP gives you the only view that actually matters: which seven threads need a reply today.

Consultants

The email client for consultants who bill the hour and lose two of them to email.

Four engagements. Three client domains. A personal account you check between calls. STAMP gives you the seven threads that matter and gets out of the way.

Indie hackers

The email client for indie hackers running three side projects from one Mac.

Day job inbox. Three product support addresses. A personal Gmail and a dormant iCloud. STAMP collapses them all into one calm queue and tells you which seven matter.

Ecommerce operators

The email client for ecommerce operators with five Shopify alerts open right now.

Customer questions, fulfilment fires, vendor threads, ad platform notifications, refund requests. STAMP separates customer signal from automated noise and tells you which seven need you today.

Sales reps

The email client for sales reps tracking eighty deals from one inbox.

Eighty active threads. Thirty-five buyers in five time zones. STAMP surfaces the seven you actually have to move today and snoozes the rest to the right hour.