Roadmap

• mail. Web client, zero-access encrypted mail (bodies and attachments decrypted on your device), tracking-pixel stripping, vacation responder, named aliases, plus-addressing, and per-domain catchalls.
• dns. Zones, common record types (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV, CAA), two-click record editing, and a bearer-token REST API (the certbot-dns-yeil plugin uses it).
• team. Shared domains, member invites, permission groups, team-owned dns zones, single billing.
• account. Self-serve account deletion, sessions list with per-session revoke, GDPR-style data export, two-factor auth, passkeys, recovery phrase.
• Status page. Live uptime and incident history at status.yeil.org.

• Native iOS app (built and in testing; App Store release coming soon).
• Better mail filter UI; right now filtering is functional but spartan.
• One-click import from common mail providers.
• Encrypting message headers (subjects, sender, recipient), so even metadata is sealed.

• Calendar (CalDAV).
• Contacts (CardDAV).
• Webhooks for dns record changes.

These aren't coming. They'd compromise the thing we're building:

• Ads in the apps, in mail, anywhere.
• Tracking pixels, analytics SDKs, or third-party trackers in the apps.
• AI features that read your mail or train on your data.
• Selling your data, or sharing it with data brokers.
• Tiered plans with the “real” features gated behind an enterprise upsell.

Have a thing you wish yeil did? Email hi@yeil.org. We read everything; we don't promise to build everything.