Emma Get Emma

Email for iPhones

One inbox.
Empty.

Your inbox has a bottom.
Fewer features and less spam get you there.

Emma, illustrated in a mid-century advertising style, leaning on an open and empty curbside mailbox

Fewer features

Expect less.

Email apps are addicted to adding things like AI summaries, calendars and chat. Emma subtracts the noise and complements what's left.

Less isn't more. It's better.

Less is less.

$3.99/mo

After one free week.

What others charge

  • Emma $3.99
  • Fastmail $6
  • Spark $10
  • Superhuman $15
  • Edison $15
  • Shortwave $30

Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly. August 2026.

Included

One-tap unsubscribe

Stop tomorrow's spam.

You know the routine. You receive an email you never wanted, scroll to the bottom, tap unsubscribe and Safari takes over to show a sign-in page. After signing in, you wonder whether to uncheck "marketing" or "promotional" — so you uncheck everything and pat yourself on the back for not missing that save button. Then you see it.

Please allow 48 hours for your changes to take effect.

Emma's unsubscribe works instantly and makes tomorrow's inbox lighter.

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Read receipts

Know what was read.

Silence is ambiguous. Get notified when your emails are read so you know whether to follow up or move on.

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Texted 2FA codes

Tap, don't type.

iPhones let you prefill two-factor authentication codes received via text message. Emailed codes have you memorizing digits in a notification preview as it runs away.

Emma pulls 2FA codes out of emails and texts them to you. Tap the suggestion above your keyboard. Carry on.

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Set aside

Set aside Friday.

Reservations. Plane tickets. That newsletter you'll read on Friday. None of them need doing but you'll want them later.

Set them aside — out of your inbox, not out of reach.

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True Dark Mode

Read in the dark.

Emma knows what it feels like to open the fridge at midnight. That's why she themes both the app and your emails in dark mode.

Dark app. Dark emails.

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Privacy

Own your emails.

Emma does not save your emails. Full stop. She can't leak, mine or sell what she doesn't have.

Plainly put, when you can see a loading spinner in the app, your emails exist on The Emma App’s servers in memory (not on disk). When the loading spinner goes away, The Emma App has finished forwarding your emails to your device and no longer has them on servers in any way (in memory, on disk, or in any other way).

Privacy policy
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Write your own damn emails.

You can get your AI fix just about anywhere else.

End the day empty.

Emma is devoted to the closure found at the bottom of your inbox. She never sends you email. Not even a welcome email.

Oh, by the way:

Thanks for choosing Emma.

One week free. Then $3.99/mo.

Download on the App Store