A native macOS email client built specifically for Gmail — the speed and system integration of Apple Mail, with the labels, filters, and search Gmail users actually rely on.

Mimestream is a Gmail client written from the ground up in Swift, not a web view in a wrapper. It talks directly to the Gmail API, so labels, categories, server-side filters, and search operators all work the way they do on the web — inside a fast, keyboard-friendly app that feels like it shipped with macOS.
It comes from an ex-Apple Mail engineer, and it shows: real AppKit views, proper notifications, system contacts and calendar integration, and a three-pane layout that stays quick on huge mailboxes. For anyone who has bounced between Apple Mail (fast, but bad at Gmail) and the Gmail website (correct, but not a Mac app), Mimestream is the missing option.
Native Gmail — labels, categories, and multiple-label views done right
Server-side filter editing from inside the app
Gmail search operators plus fast local search
Multiple accounts with a unified inbox and per-account send settings
Send later, follow-up reminders, and templates
Rich keyboard shortcuts and macOS notification actions
A free tier covers basic use. Pro unlocks the full feature set at $4.99/month or $49.99/year, with free Family Sharing.


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