Expiring Mail
⇧⌘EGive a message a lifetime, from ten minutes to a year. Train tickets, delivery notices and sign-in codes archive themselves when they stop mattering. Set it once and every similar message follows.
Winfield lets receipts and newsletters expire on a timer, asks before strangers reach your inbox, and keeps every message on your Mac.
For macOS [14 Sonoma] and later
Winfield runs on a Mac. Open this page there to join the beta.
Give a message a lifetime, from ten minutes to a year. Train tickets, delivery notices and sign-in codes archive themselves when they stop mattering. Set it once and every similar message follows.
Mail from someone new arrives tagged New sender. Let them in, give everything they send an expiry, or screen them out. Nothing is held back while you decide.
Leave a mailing list without visiting a web page. Winfield only unsubscribes for you when the sender is verified, and tells you if they keep writing afterwards.
Tracking pixels never load, so senders can't tell when you opened their mail. Phishing warnings flag links that pretend to go somewhere they don't.
Winfield connects straight from your Mac to your email provider. We don't run a mail server, we never see your email, and there's no analytics or tracking in the app.
If you add a Gmail account, Winfield uses Google's permission only to show, search, organise and send your own mail on your Mac. Gmail data is never sent to us, sold, or used for advertising.
Winfield is in public beta through Apple's TestFlight. Install TestFlight on your Mac, open the link, and you'll get each new build automatically.
Winfield costs nothing, with no ads and no subscription. Its source code is published on GitHub under the MIT licence from version 1.0. If it saves you time, leave a tip in the app or sponsor it on GitHub.
What we already know about in the current beta, and any workarounds. Read the list
In Winfield, choose Help › Send Feedback. You see everything in the report before it goes.
Email [SUPPORT ADDRESS] and a person will reply.