A few things improved today on shipmail.to, thanks to @martindonadieu's feedback (more to come from his suggestions): 1- When you onboard your own domain, you now have a vertical step by step wizard to configure it properly. 2- I added links pointing to the relevant documentation everywhere in the app. 3- Also added tooltips on every icon, because sometimes it's not super clear what they do.

Update on Shipmail: You can now directly buy a domain on Shipmail, in addition to onboarding your own one. Type the domain you want and it will show you availability and prices, and everything will be configured automatically for you 🙂

A few things I did on Shipmail this weekend: - Replaced Plausible with Datafast from @marclou - Added bulk actions (remove, move, read… multiple emails at once) - Improved onboarding - Added a quick way to import a mailbox into a native email client (Apple Mail, Thunderbird) - Created articles targeting a new potential ICP (ECOM) - Fixed a few bugs - Started cold outreach to a few builders on X with personalized messages to understand how they manage their different emails

Update on Shipmail: Now that I have a good foundations, I've started creating content to improve SEO. It's a long game, better start early 🙂 I created some blog posts, use cases, and comparisons. Also set up a 1 month content plan in my calendar, ready to post!

2 things added today on shipmail: - A public changelog so people can follow along the progress (main updates only) - API now supports file attachement when sending a message

Today's new feature gives users full control over their domains. Users can now edit their DNS zone, change nameservers, or even transfer a domain they bought on Shipmail. You can still buy domains with us or import existing ones, but you're free to do whatever you want with them. No lock-in.

This one is for the ~~lazy~~ busy people who need an auto reply when they're on holiday or just out of office :) On shipmail, you can now set up an automatic email that replies to anyone who contacts you for the period you choose.

Just shipped the Python SDK for shipmail (in addition to TypeScript). If you're like me and like automating everything, it's useful for things like when I start a new side project and need a new domain, a new email, configure DNS, etc. Now you can automate the whole thing in one script.

Been building the anti-spam and deliverability layer for shipmail today. Suppression lists, reputation monitoring, sending ramp-up limits for new accounts, content checks, anomaly detection. All the stuff that keeps your domain reputation clean so your emails actually land in the inbox. Also built an admin dashboard to monitor reputation across all orgs.