Recall emails in Apple Mail
Sent an email but made a mistake? With Mailbutler’s Undo Send feature for Apple Mail, you can recall an email after you’ve sent it, meaning you’ll never make a mistake again.
Retrieve your email and make edits if you spot a mistake
With Mailbutler’s Undo Send, whenever you hit send on an email, a small box will pop up with the details of the message, such as the contact, its subject, and any attachments you included, and a timer. Here, you can either send your email immediately, or recall it if you notice a mistake in the message you’ve been writing. If you hit recall, your email will reappear, and voila! You can make any necessary changes and resend your message, ensuring you always look professional.
Set for how long you can recall your email
Need a longer recall time, or want your emails to send a little faster? Not a problem. With Undo Send, you can set your own recall time limits. Choose between minutes and seconds and write in your own custom delay times to fit your needs.
See an overview of your sending emails in your outbox
After you send an email with Undo Send, the email remains for a set period of time in your outbox. Here you’ll have an overview of all the messages which are able to be recalled, meaning you never lose track of any of your sent emails. If you spot a mistake in a message, you can undo the sending, or, if you’re happy with your message, choose to send it immediately.
Seamless integration with your current email client
Don’t worry about privacy. Mailbutler is 100% compliant with European data regulations
We take privacy seriously and never share your data with third parties. And because our servers are located in the EU, you can rest assured that your data is handled in line with the strictest privacy and security regulations.
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