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Native iPhone + Mac · Private beta

Your attention,
under control.

One fast runway for every Gmail account and calendar. It tells you what needs you now—and gives your agents real authority without giving up accountability.

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Today’s runway09:41
Now
8 minApprove the revised launch dateClient reply · tom@work↗
Next
10:00Prepare for design reviewCalendar · starts in 19 min⌘
Later
11:30Three replies need a decision2 accounts · safe until noon3
Agent receipt · confirmedArchived 14 newsletters after approvalExact scope · one provider effect · undo available

Email is a list.
Attention has a clock.

Inbox order is not importance. Windlord combines commitments, meetings, replies, deadlines, and consequences into a runway that answers one question: what is the best use of your attention now?

The real iOS build

See why.
Act here.
Delegate the outcome.

The runway is not another inbox to maintain. It compresses the next decision into one place, then keeps the source and the authority attached to the action.

  1. 1Understand the interruption.
    Source account, timing, consequence, and the reason it surfaced stay visible.
  2. 2Finish without context switching.
    Reply, open the source, delegate, mark done, or correct the priority from the item itself.
  3. 3Delegate a result, not your mailbox.
    The handoff carries a defined outcome and bounded context; execution still follows Windlord’s grant and receipt path.

Captured from the native iOS test build on 24 July 2026 using synthetic example.com data. No marketing mockup.

Windlord Today’s Runway ordering email, calendar, and accountable agent work by what needs attention now and next.
Attention, already ordered. Email, meetings, and agent work share one time-aware runway.
Windlord’s native delegation sheet showing a defined outcome, source account, timing, bounded shared context, and agent handoff actions.
A bounded handoff. Define the outcome; keep content and authority constrained.

Agent-native by construction

Total capability.
Finite authority.

Connect Claude, Codex, or any compatible local tool. The agent can understand your attention state and perform real work, but it never receives your Google token or invents its own permissions.

  1. 1You define the grant.
    Accounts, resource classes, time, action types, content ceiling, and expiration are explicit.
  2. 2Risk decides the ceremony.
    Reading, archiving, sending, and changing a meeting do not receive the same authority.
  3. 3Google decides the outcome.
    Windlord reports success only after provider confirmation or exact reconciliation.
  4. 4The receipt survives the conversation.
    You can inspect what was requested, allowed, attempted, and observed.

Provider

Google is truth
Mutations reconcile back to Gmail and Calendar.

Mailbox cloud

None by default
Plaintext mailbox and calendar content stay off Windlord’s hosted services.

Product Evidence

On device
Beta Product Evidence stays local; no native product events are uploaded.

Execution

Receipted
Grant, approval, attempt, reconciliation, and outcome form one chain.

Privacy is architecture

The cloud never needs your mailbox.

Windlord’s hosted control-plane implementation is designed to coordinate opaque accounts, device trust, encrypted sync relay, content-free notifications, entitlements, deletion receipts, and optional content-free analytics. It is not yet available as a production service and is designed not to accept Gmail bodies, subjects, participants, calendar details, OAuth tokens, prompts, or model responses.

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Windlord private beta

Stop sorting mail.
Start controlling attention.

Native iPhone and Mac builds are in active development. Public access opens only after restricted-scope verification, independent security assessment, TestFlight evidence, and the release gates described in our trust center.

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