cormani
cormani is a desktop correspondence client for Linux: many email accounts, calendars, and the messaging sites that have no API — in one window — with a tracking layer underneath that knows which conversations are owed a reply and which have a deadline that cannot slip.
Published by Manish Jagdish Thatte / maniTLab. Contact: manish@manitlab.org.
What cormani does
cormani connects to your mail and calendar providers when you add an account. It reads and sends mail over IMAP and SMTP, syncs calendars over the provider APIs, and keeps everything in a local store on your computer so you can search, thread, and organise correspondence offline.
- Many accounts in one window — Google, Microsoft, and ordinary IMAP
- Unified inbox, folders, tags, filters, and full-text search
- Calendar read and write where OAuth is granted
- Optional embedded panels for messaging sites that publish no API (WhatsApp, LinkedIn, and similar)
- Tracking board for conversations you are pursuing, with deadlines and owed replies
Google and Microsoft access
When you sign in with Google or Microsoft, cormani asks only for the mail and calendar scopes needed to operate as a desktop client on your machine. OAuth tokens are stored in your operating system keyring. Mail and calendar content are not uploaded to maniTLab servers — there is no cloud copy operated by the developer.
Google user data are used only to provide the features you asked for on that device, in line with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.