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evi.email

For developers building on Vercel

Multiple projects.
One focused inbox.

Support, bug reports, and feedback for everything you’re shipping.
Manage email across your Vercel projects in one place, then focus on the work that needs you.

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Your Vercel projects. Your domains. One place to keep up.

Two projects. Support, feedback, and what’s next.Inbox preview
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First-time senders 2
Never seen 3
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Jamie Leehello@orbit.studio

Orbit: a bug in the invite flow

Inviting a teammate returns an error. Here are the steps to reproduce it…

AC
Alex Chensupport@orbit.studio

Orbit: can we export our data?

We’re building an integration and would love a JSON export of our workspace…

MR
Morgan Riverahello@fieldwork.design

Fieldwork: feedback on the beta

We tried the new release. A few notes and screenshots from our team are attached.

Previously seen
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Sam Patel

Re: Fieldwork beta access

Yesterday
Two projects. One place.Set aside for later
hello@orbit.studiosupport@orbit.studiohello@fieldwork.design

Keep every project moving.
Keep your focus.

Shipping a SaaS, a side project, or client work? Keep each stream of support and feedback easy to find.

One view across your projects.

See email across your connected domains, then filter by project or address to focus on one product at a time.

Protect your building time.

Screen first-time senders before they enter your inbox, so you can focus on users, collaborators, and customers.

Switch projects without losing the thread.

Set feedback aside while you ship a fix. Save a reply draft and pick it up when you return to that project.

Coming soon

From incoming email.
To your next commit.

We’re building AI workflows for developers juggling support, product feedback, and code across multiple projects.

Find what needs you.

AI sorting to organize project email and surface bugs, support requests, and feedback that need attention.

Start with a thoughtful reply.

Reply drafts grounded in the thread, so you can answer users and collaborators without starting from scratch.

Give support a helping hand.

AI responses to routine product questions, with complex support conversations handed back to you.

Turn feedback into GitHub issues.

Turn emailed bug reports and feature requests into GitHub issues, carrying the thread’s context into your development workflow.

Connect your browser’s AI.

Planned WebMCP integration so compatible browser agents can help manage email as part of your project workflow.

Already on Vercel?
Connect what you’re building.

Start with the account and projects you already use.

Your inbox follows your Vercel project access. Team members only see mail for projects they can access.
  1. 1

    Sign in with Vercel

    Use the Vercel account you use for your projects.

  2. 2

    Connect your project

    Install the evi.email integration and choose your domains.

  3. 3

    Start managing project email

    Complete domain setup, then handle support and feedback from one inbox with filters for each project.

A few things to know.

What is evi.email?

evi.email is a shared inbox for developers and builders running multiple projects on Vercel. It brings support requests, bug reports, and conversations across connected domains into one place, with filters to focus on each project.

Do I need a Vercel account?

Yes. Sign in with Vercel and connect a project through the evi.email integration. Your Vercel project membership determines which project inboxes you can access.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Choose domains managed through Vercel during integration setup. Receiving email requires the domain’s mail DNS records to point to evi.email’s email provider. If you already receive mail elsewhere, review the change before switching.

Is evi.email available to everyone?

evi.email is currently a private-test prototype. Getting started requires access to its Vercel integration. Availability and email limits depend on the current installation.

Keep shipping.
Keep up with your users.

Get an email when evi.email opens to more builders.