For people who keep starting things
You’ve got the domain.
Now give the idea a home.
We’re building everyday email for all your projects, with files, shared context, and room for the agents helping you along.
Meet your future workspaceHuman email at the heart. A little more possibility around it.
THE START OF SOMETHING
Hey,
That idea we talked about? I keep coming back to it.
It doesn’t need to be a big thing yet. Just a little place to start, a few good conversations, and somewhere to keep the pieces together.
Shall we make something of it?
M.
Project notes, files, and next steps belong nearby.
A look at the direction, not a live inbox. Mailbox access is still being built. See where we are
MORE THAN ANOTHER ADDRESS
A familiar inbox, your own domain, and the daily essentials: reading, writing, replying, finding that one message. The human experience comes first.
Files, saved decisions, and next steps, with context that can outlast a chat session. A shared place to pick up where you left off.
The plan is scoped inboxes and workspace access for your agents, without another Workspace seat for each one. Your private mail stays yours.
A FOUNDER’S OWN ITCH
I have around 20–30 projects, each with its own domain. Some are established. Some are still a possibility.
Google Workspace makes sense for plenty of teams. But setting up another subscription every time I want proper email for a new project gets expensive before that project has found its feet.
And now there are agents in the mix. I want an inbox for me, addresses for the agents that need them, and somewhere to keep our files, decisions, and work together. I don’t want to rebuild that infrastructure for every new idea, or buy another seat for every agent.
So I’m building Sprigpost first for myself: a practical way to give early projects a real email home, with less subscription overhead. I’m self-funding it, sharing the work as it happens, and aiming to make it useful for other people who keep building things, too.
Come along for the buildFROM SEED TO SOMETHING USEFUL
A public direction, without a pretend launch date.
Name, domain, independent project, reusable mailbox code, a public home, and Google/GitHub accounts with private workspaces.
A real prototype for switching projects, reading messages, and composing replies with sample data.
Custom-domain mail, durable files, agent permissions, saved context, and a project board.