Email agents can act on
Receive, search, summarize, reply, and organize through MCP. No inbox UI in the loop.
Early access
Replace your email app with your AI chat app.
No extra inbox. Your email and calendar live in a database you control. Connect your AI chat app through MCP and let it search, send, schedule, and automate directly against your data.
Open source · self-host free · hosted trial $20 once
New Chat
ChatGPT/Codex, Claude or Cursor
Works withClaudeOpenAI / CodexCursorAny MCP client
Built for agents
Your agent does the inbox work.
A calendar that acts
Schedule events, accept invitations, and handle changes—not just display them.
Human by exception
Routine work runs. Only decisions, approvals, and real exceptions reach you.
Free and open source
Self-host free. Or skip the setup.
NoLook is free and open source, and I intend to keep it that way. Self-host with Resend, Vercel Blob, and Convex; it takes configuration, never a license fee. Or try immediately with every service pre-configured for a small one-time fee.
Pre-configured hosted trial
Connect your AI chat. Start immediately.
$20USD · one time
Your $20 covers the services I've already set up and helps me keep building NoLook in the open.
- 3 agent email addresses, ready immediately
- No Resend, Convex, or Blob setup
- Email, calendar, and private ICS access
- Fund continued open-source development
Why I built NoLook
Rebuild the system. Don't bolt AI onto it.
NoLook is an experiment in making the interface, architecture, and delivery process agent-first.
01 · The interface
Beyond apps
I think software is moving beyond web, desktop, and mobile apps. AI chat is the first step: ask systems and agents for outcomes instead of operating every screen yourself.
02 · The architecture
Agent-first, not agent-added
Most software was designed for humans. Putting an agent on top preserves those constraints. NoLook uses today’s email and calendar apps only as a description of the outcome, then rebuilds the system from scratch for agents.
03 · The build
Specification first
Before implementation, I spent weeks defining the architecture, tools, data model, and documentation. GPT‑5.6 then wrote the entire NoLook application from that specification.
04 · The deployment
Autonomous delivery
I made the DNSimple, Resend, Vercel, and Convex CLIs available to GPT‑5.6. It registered the domain, configured the services, and deployed the system. I never opened a dashboard; I only verified the final result.
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