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title: "All 62 features"
description: "Every feature in OpenEmail on one page: 56 you can use today and 6 still to come, each linking to what it actually does."
url: "https://openemail.uk/features/all"
---

Index

# All 62 features, one page.

56 you can use today and 6 still to come. Each one links to the page that says what it actually does. For the same list with the reasoning around it, read Features.

[Features, with the argument](https://openemail.uk/features.md)

## [Domains & addresses](https://openemail.uk/features.md#addresses)

OpenEmail is built around the domain rather than the mailbox. You point one at us, and every address on it is real.

## [Reading & organising](https://openemail.uk/features.md#reading)

What happens between mail arriving and you deciding what to do about it.

## [Writing & sending](https://openemail.uk/features.md#writing)

The composer, and everything attached to the moment you hit send.

## [AI](https://openemail.uk/features.md#ai)

Everything here runs against your own mailbox and is yours to switch off. The prompts are readable and editable.

## [Safety & authenticity](https://openemail.uk/features.md#safety)

Two questions about a message you were not expecting: is the sender the domain it claims to be, and did a person write this. Both are answered on the message itself, next to the sender, rather than in a filter that quietly disappears things.

## [Filters & blocking](https://openemail.uk/features.md#filters)

Spam filtering decides what is junk. This is the other half: what you have decided you do not want, however legitimate it is and whoever it is from.

## [Agents, API & MCP](https://openemail.uk/features.md#agents)

OpenEmail is meant to be operated by software as well as by people. The mailbox is the same either way.

## [Workspaces & team](https://openemail.uk/features.md#team)

A workspace holds your domains, the mailboxes on them, and the people who read them. Sharing is per address or per whole domain, and a whole domain covers every address made on it later.

## [Privacy & ownership](https://openemail.uk/features.md#trust)

Privacy first is a claim every mail company makes, so here it is as a list of things you can go and check: what is stripped out of a message before you see it, what is never fetched on your behalf, and what happens to your mail when you stop paying us.