changelog

What's new in mailcontact

mailcontact is being built in public. This page tracks every release on the way to launch: what shipped, when, and what it does.

Follow along here, or join the waitlist to hear the moment it launches.

release log

Everything shipped so far.

Newest first. mailcontact is in beta, so releases land often and this page moves fast.

Jul 11, 2026

The waitlist is open

The landing page now has a working waitlist form. Drop your email and you'll get one message when mailcontact launches. Nothing else, no newsletter.

Jul 3, 2026

Real inbound email

Every *@mailcontact.appaddress now receives actual email. Messages are routed through a Cloudflare Email Worker straight into the project's inbox: no DNS records, no mail server, nothing to configure on your side.

  • Addresses work the moment they're created: send a test email and watch it arrive
  • How it works, in the email address docs

Jul 1, 2026

Live demo of the app

You can now try the real product without an account. Every visitor gets their own sandbox to play with, so nothing you do affects anyone else.

  • Per-visitor sandboxes with realistic demo data
  • Optimistic UI, message search, and a one-click reset
  • No signup: a per-visitor sandbox, reset any time

Jul 1, 2026

Inbox redesign and multiple sources

The inbox is now a full-height mail panel with a persistent sidebar and tabbed navigation, so switching between projects and views takes one click.

  • Each inbox now holds multiple editable sources: email addresses and form endpoints feeding the same place
  • Rename, add, and manage sources without leaving the inbox

Jul 1, 2026

Value-first onboarding, landing page, and polish

The onboarding flow now gives you a live email address before you create an account: you see it work first, signup comes after.

  • Marketing landing page launched
  • Brand favicon (the @ mark) shipped across the landing and the app

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