Your daily digest

Once a day, in your local morning, you get one tidy email summarising everything that landed in your @inboxy.net addresses. Newsletters, receipts, notices, marketing — all bundled, grouped by sender, capped at 100 lines so it never sprawls.

What's in it

• Unread mail in the everyday classes: receipts, notices, marketing, other.
• Grouped by sender — "Nike sent 3 emails today" becomes one row with a count.
• Most-recent-activity senders first.
• Capped at 100 items; anything beyond shows as "(+N more in your inbox)".

What skips the digest

Time-sensitive mail is forwarded to your real inbox the moment it arrives — no waiting until morning:

• Login codes (OTPs)
• Magic sign-in links
• Verification and password-reset emails
• Receipts and notices flagged urgent

The digest is for the stuff that can wait.

What never reaches you

Spam. It sits quietly in a separate tray on your inbox page — browse it if you're curious, but it's never forwarded or digested.

When it arrives

The digest lands at the start of your morning, every day. We don't expose a time picker — pick your timezone on Account → Settings and the digest follows it. Daylight-saving transitions are handled for you, so the digest stays anchored to your morning the day the clocks change and every day after.

Empty day?

No email. We don't send a "nothing new" message just to fill your inbox. Your account page will show "skipped today, nothing new" on the next visit.

Pausing or stopping

• From the digest itself — every digest carries the standard one-click unsubscribe header. Your mail client's "Unsubscribe" button pauses it.
• From your account — Account → Settings → Pause digest. Hit Resume digest any time to turn it back on.

Forwarded vs digested, at a glance

Class	What happens
Login codes, magic links, verification emails	Forwarded immediately, with [via inboxy] in the From line.
Urgent receipts and notices	Forwarded immediately.
Everything else non-spam	Waits for the next digest.
Spam	Quarantined. Visible in your inbox; never forwarded or digested.

Stuck?

support@inboxy.net.