Gmail, Outlook or plain IMAP — one shared address the whole team works together, without forwarding chains or a shared password.
inrelay is team email management software that turns a shared address like support@ into one inbox a whole team runs together. Connect Gmail, Outlook or any IMAP mailbox; every email becomes an owned conversation with an assignee, internal notes, collision detection and a draft reply from the AI agent waiting for a human to approve — on every plan, including the free one.
The address your customers write to doesn’t change. What changes is what happens behind it: instead of five people watching one mailbox and hoping somebody answers, every email lands as a conversation with a clear owner, a status, and a place for the team to talk about it privately before anyone replies in public.
Email is the channel where most support still lives, and the channel where shared-password mailboxes quietly fail — two replies to the same customer, or none at all. Team email management software exists to remove exactly those two failure modes.
Everything below works today, on email, from the desktop app and the mobile companion.

Connecting email takes minutes, but email as a platform has real requirements, so here is the honest version of what setup involves.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft to connect Gmail or Outlook, or use server details for any IMAP mailbox. The connection is granted to inrelay once — teammates never see or share the mailbox password.
Replies go out from your own address, and inbox providers only trust mail from domains that vouch for it. That means adding SPF, DKIM and DMARC records at your DNS host — a ten-minute, one-time job we walk you through, and the single biggest thing you can do for deliverability.
Teammates get their own logins and see the shared workspace you give them access to. Deep workspace configuration stays on desktop by design; triage and replies work everywhere.
New email flows in as conversations from the moment the mailbox connects. Assign the first one and you’re running.
Email is the most open channel there is, but a few constraints are worth knowing before you commit to any tool, including this one.
Deliverability is earned, not bought. No email software can promise the inbox. If your domain’s SPF, DKIM and DMARC records aren’t set up, replies can land in spam — which is why domain setup is a first-class step above, not a footnote.
Email conversations are never metered. Plans are flat — no ticket caps, no per-conversation fees, no add-on packs to buy in a busy month. A spike in customer email changes nothing about your bill.
The agent runs on a reply budget you set. The AI agent — drafts, triage, routing — is on every plan, including the free one. The only number in inrelay is its monthly reply budget, which you set and can see. When it runs out the agent pauses and the inbox keeps working — no overage fee, and nothing upgrades on its own. We’d rather say that here than surprise you at checkout.
Email is one lane of the same inbox. Live chat ships today; social and SMS are in development — not shipped yet, so we won’t pretend otherwise.
The full list of what inrelay connects today, in one omnichannel inbox.
See all channels → LIVE CHATA widget on your site with a human handoff — chats land beside your email in the same queue.
Live chat channel →DMs as owned conversations, same assignment and approval flow.
In developmentShop messages next to email, with order context where it belongs.
In developmentText conversations in the same shared inbox, with the same owners.
In developmentThe channel half your customers already prefer, when it’s ready.
In developmentConnect Gmail, Outlook or IMAP in minutes — your address, your history, a calmer front end.
Give your customers faster answers and your team their evenings back.
Desktop and mobile. Free for solo.