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A familiar inbox,
made smarter

Sorto unified inbox on iPhone and iPad

Sorto is a private, intelligent email app for iPhone and iPad. Connect Gmail, iCloud Mail, or another IMAP account to read, organize, search, compose, and reply—all while Sorto identifies messages that need attention, summarizes conversations, and helps you focus on what matters.

Classification and supported AI assistance run on your device. Your credentials remain protected in the device keychain, and Sorto never sends a message without your approval.

Requires iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 · Apple Intelligence features require a supported device

Email account integration

Connect the accounts you already use

Sorto uses secure IMAP access to receive mail and SMTP access to send mail. Provider availability depends on its server settings and app-password requirements. Privacy Policy

Gmail via App Password

Gmail connects securely using a Google App Password over standard IMAP/SMTP. Messages are read on your device to classify, prioritize, and assist replies. Requires 2-Step Verification enabled on the Google account. Learn how to create one.

iCloud Mail

iCloud Mail connects through secure mail protocols using an Apple app-specific password. Learn how to create one.

Other IMAP accounts

Sorto supports other compatible accounts that provide secure IMAP access for receiving mail and SMTP access for sending. Account credentials are securely stored in the device keychain.

  • Gmail with a Google App Password
  • iCloud Mail with an Apple app-specific password
  • Other compatible IMAP/SMTP accounts
  • Credentials protected in the device keychain

What's new in 2.1

Familiar unified inbox with built-in search

Multiple accounts and account-specific mailboxes

Compose new email and reply from the receiving account

Sent mail and local Sorto Archive

Smart category indicators and concise email briefs

Improved Focus sessions and classification correction

Important-message notifications after mailbox refresh

More reliable Gmail and iCloud onboarding

The Problem

Your inbox should explain what matters

Client messages, opportunities, updates, and newsletters all arrive in the same chronological stream. The messages that need a decision or reply can disappear beneath everything else.

Sorto keeps the familiar inbox workflow and adds quiet, on-device intelligence: concise briefs, action items, category indicators, and clear signals when a message may need your attention.

Understand the message faster without giving up the inbox you already know.

A familiar inbox, made smarter

Sorto works like the email app you already understand, with search, unread state, multiple accounts, Sent mail, local Archive, composing, replying, and bulk actions. Its intelligence stays visible but unobtrusive.

Highlights

  • Unified inbox with per-account mailboxes
  • Search, selection, read and unread state, local Archive, and compose
  • Concise Sorto Brief above the original email
  • Smart categories that explain why a message matters
Sorto familiar unified inbox with search, account mailboxes, and smart message indicators
Sorto Focus session with an email brief and review actions

Focus on what needs attention

Focus creates a short, guided session from messages that may need your attention. Review Sorto’s brief, reply, snooze, correct the classification, archive, mark the message done, or skip it. Sorto learns from your corrections without hiding the original email.

Highlights

  • Guided sessions built from messages that may need attention
  • Reply, snooze, archive, mark done, correct, or skip
  • Original email always remains available
  • Supported reply assistance runs on-device

Signals you can understand

Sorto groups messages into clear, user-facing views such as Needs Attention, Updates, Opportunities, People, Snoozed, and Noise. Category icons and short explanations help you see why a message surfaced without turning your inbox into a dashboard.

Highlights

  • Needs Attention for messages that may require action
  • Updates and Opportunities kept easy to find
  • People, Snoozed, and Noise remain clearly separated
  • Correct a classification to improve future results
Sorto smart inbox groups including Needs Attention, Updates, Opportunities, People, Snoozed, and Noise
Sorto on-device privacy architecture

Privacy is the architecture

Classification and supported AI assistance happen on your device. Email content is not sent to 3Nsofts servers or third-party AI providers. Credentials remain protected in the device keychain, and Sorto never sends a message without your approval.

Highlights

  • Classification and supported AI assistance run on-device
  • Email content is not sent to 3Nsofts servers or third-party AI providers
  • Account credentials are stored in the device keychain
  • Replies are sent only after your explicit approval

Technical specifications.

PLATFORMS

  • iOS 26+
  • iPadOS 26+
  • iPhone and iPad

SORTO 2.1

  • Unified inbox and search
  • Multiple accounts
  • Compose, reply, Sent, and local Archive

INTELLIGENCE

  • Smart category indicators
  • Concise email briefs
  • Improved Focus sessions
  • Important-message notifications

CONNECTS TO

  • Gmail with a Google App Password
  • iCloud Mail with an Apple app-specific password
  • Other compatible IMAP/SMTP accounts

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does Sorto send my emails to a server?

Sorto connects directly to your configured mail provider to receive and send mail. Classification and supported AI assistance run on your device; email content is not sent to 3Nsofts servers or third-party AI providers.

Which email providers are supported?

Sorto supports Gmail with a Google App Password, iCloud Mail with an Apple app-specific password, and other compatible accounts that provide secure IMAP access for receiving mail and SMTP access for sending. Availability depends on each provider’s server and app-password requirements.

What does Sorto Archive do?

Sorto maintains its own local Archive. Archiving a message in Sorto does not move that message on your email provider’s server. Sorto does not permanently delete messages or silently send replies.

Will Sorto notify me immediately when an important email arrives?

Sorto can notify you about important unread messages after it refreshes your mailbox. iOS schedules background refresh based on system conditions, so delivery is not guaranteed to be immediate. Opening or manually refreshing Sorto always checks for new mail.

Does Sorto work on Mac?

No. Sorto 2.1 supports iPhone and iPad and requires iOS 26 or iPadOS 26. Mac Catalyst is not enabled.

What is Focus?

Focus creates a guided session from messages that may need attention. You can review the brief, reply, snooze, correct the classification, archive, mark the message done, or skip it while keeping the original email available.

Does Sorto send email automatically?

No. Sorto never sends a message without your explicit approval.

How Sorto was built

Technical notes behind the app.

The product pages show what shipped. These guides and case studies document the architecture patterns, privacy decisions, and SwiftUI implementation details behind apps like Sorto.

You remain in control

Read for Classification

Sorto reads messages over a secure connection to classify and prioritize them on-device.

Send Only With Approval

Sorto sends a reply only when you explicitly approve it. It never sends email automatically.

Local Sorto Archive

Sorto can mark messages read or unread and maintain its own local Archive. Archiving does not move the message on your email provider’s server.

Sorto does not permanently delete messages or silently send replies. Some mailbox actions remain local to Sorto rather than changing the message on your provider’s server.

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Meet your smarter inbox

Private, on-device email intelligence for iPhone and iPad—built into a familiar inbox workflow.

Download on the App Store

Requires iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 · Apple Intelligence features require a supported device

SORTO · iPhone · iPad · Last updated 2026-08-08