Self-hosted email server with AI classification, calendar, and contacts. Written entirely in EPL. SMTP, IMAP, webmail — no Postfix, no Exchange, no third-party mail daemon. Part of the Elastic Platform.
We already run BizOS Mail for all Elastcode email. Every message to partnership@elastcode.com is received, stored in Orion DB, and classified by our AI fleet. No external mail server involved — the same platform that serves this website handles our email.
The screenshot below is our production mail client. Multiple mailboxes, folders, AI-powered classification, newsletter rendering — all running on the Elastic Platform.
BizOS Mail in production — multiple @elastcode.com mailboxes, AI classification, newsletter rendering
Send and receive email. Full SMTP server and IMAP access. Works with any email client. Written in EPL, not Postfix.
Incoming mail is classified by the AI fleet. Newsletters, transactions, personal, spam — sorted automatically. Stored as AIRecords in Orion DB.
Full webmail in the browser. Multiple mailboxes, folders, reply, forward, HTML rendering. Served by HSRV — our own HTTP server.
Integrated calendar and contact management. Same database, same UI, same platform. No separate CalDAV server needed.
Emails, attachments, contacts, calendar events — all stored in Orion DB with per-page AES-256 encryption. Not Maildir, not mbox. One database for everything.
Your server, your data. No Google, no Microsoft, no third-party reading your email. Full control over your communication.
We use it. It works. Release is near.
BizOS Mail has been our primary email system for months. All @elastcode.com mailboxes run on it in production. The webmail client, SMTP server, IMAP access, and AI classification are working and stable.
BizOS Mail will ship as part of Elastbiz OS — the self-hosted version of the Elastic Platform. The entire sales funnel is ready: product works, billing is wired, documentation is in progress. We need only to start sales.
If you want early access or have questions — partnership@elastcode.com
Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS.
Desktop apps currently ship on CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) as a temporary bridge. EPL desktop applications have been running natively on Windows and Linux for years through our own GUI widget system (90+ widgets).
Once the self-compilation system is complete, all apps will be ported from CEF to pure EPL widgets — removing the last C++ dependency. We chose not to invest further in the C++ desktop wrapper when the EPL-native path is already proven and the self-compiler will make it universal.