Coming soon

We'd rather tell you what's beta.

These features exist in the code and some are already switched on, but we don't promise them until they are tested all the way through. No dates: we say so when it's ready.

  • betaSwitched on in production: you can use it, but we are still refining it and it may change.
  • previewAvailable on request, for those who want to try it together with us.
  • coming soonIt exists in the code and is tested, fully or in part, in development; in production it isn't switched on yet.

01 — One by one

Eight features, three states. No dates.

For each one: what it does, where it stands and what's missing before we switch it on for everyone. When the state changes, this page changes.

  • Documents beta

    Personal folders, sharing with colleagues in the same company, public links, trash, versions and a separate quota. An attachment can be saved to Documents, and a file from Documents can be attached.

    Today: switched on in production, in beta. We are still refining it and some details may change.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in development
    3. On, in beta

  • Desktop sync for Documents coming soon

    A folder on your computer that stays in step with your Documents, through a standard sync client.

    Today: the server is there and passes the tests with the reference client. The branded Windows and macOS apps are not yet tested or distributed.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in development
    3. Not switched on yet

  • Assisted migration coming soon

    From any IMAP mailbox with TLS, from Google Workspace and Gmail, from Microsoft 365 and personal Microsoft accounts. Five stages: trial, copy, delta, guided MX switch, final delta. Every message goes through the antivirus and the credentials are destroyed at the end. From the webmail: “Import my old mailbox”.

    Today: mail only, not calendars and contacts. The code is tested in development; in production the service that performs the copy isn't installed yet.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in development
    3. Not switched on yet

  • Restore from the webmail coming soon

    Pick a date, see the messages missing since that day, look at them one by one and restore them without duplicates, on your own and without going through support.

    Today: built and tested in development, switched off in production. Restores are done by support, into a “Restored” folder, without touching what is already there.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in development
    3. Not switched on yet

  • Sign-in with Google, Microsoft and Apple coming soon

    Link an account you already have. It creates no users, the second factor stays required, and it is enabled per customer.

    Today: Apple still needs a developer account; Google and Microsoft are tested only against test identity providers, and real-account trials and the brand checks are still open.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in part
    3. Not switched on yet

  • Email Delivery preview, on request

    Transactional sending through an HTTP API or authenticated SMTP: keys per stream, verified sender domains, idempotency keys, suppressions, events and statistics, signed webhooks. For marketing: one-click unsubscribe with a mandatory visible link, mandatory DMARC, no open pixel, clicks tracked only with consent.

    Today: it carries the platform's own system mail. We open it to customers on request, as a preview, with a gradual ramp for new senders.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in development
    3. On request

  • WHMCS and provisioning API coming soon

    For resellers: create customers, domains and mailboxes from your own billing system, with dedicated keys and with the permissions staying the reseller's own.

    Today: the code is done; what's missing is verification against real installations.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in part
    3. Not switched on yet

  • Panel and webmail on the reseller's domain preview

    The panel and the webmail answer on your own domain, with the certificate issued automatically after the DNS check.

    Today: implemented and tested in development, but without a live trial with a reseller. That is why we open it on request.

    1. In the code
    2. Tested in development
    3. On request

Want to try one as a preview?

Write to us: we'll tell you what is ready to try, what is still missing and what we need from your side.

Write to us What's already on

Write to info@qmail365.com