Your own mailbox — Gmail, Zoho or any IMAP — read and answered inside the clinic.
In plain words: Read and answer your own email here.
Business · PHI-lite · Every specialtyThe email you already have, without the tab-switching. Each person connects their own mailbox — Gmail or Zoho with an app password, or any IMAP server — and runs it here in full: read, reply, reply-all, forward with the attachments intact, search the folder from the server’s own index, drafts saved to your provider’s Drafts, attachments both ways, Cc and Bcc, select-many and move or clear in one go. Nothing is copied: every folder and every message is fetched live from your provider at the moment you look, so what this screen says is what your mail server says. The app password is sealed with the same envelope that protects every other key on the platform, and it is never shown back — not to you, not to support. And when the same letter must reach up to two hundred people — referrers, a camp list — Send-to-many posts it as you, one message at a time, slowly on purpose, with a progress bar and a named reason for every failure. Deleting moves mail to your provider’s own Trash; disconnecting erases the sealed password on the spot.
It never stores your messages — mail stays with your provider and this screen is a window onto it. It never shows your mailbox to another person: each account is sealed to the person who connected it. And it never asks for your real account password — only an app password you can revoke from your provider at any time.
Every app page carries this section. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.MailDesk reads your own mailbox, live from your provider — never anyone else’s and writes mail you send (through your own account), send-to-many batches — who got it, who didn’t, and why, the connection record. Its data class is PHI-lite. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.
It never stores your messages — mail stays with your provider and this screen is a window onto it. It never shows your mailbox to another person: each account is sealed to the person who connected it. And it never asks for your real account password — only an app password you can revoke from your provider at any time.
The mail screen goes away and every sealed password is useless — the seal is bound to the account that made it. Your mail was never here to begin with.
Yes — MailDesk is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.
Tell us what you run and we will show you this app inside a practice shaped like yours — or answer the question the page above did not.