The clients you give your users. The modules you switch on when you need them.
OxiMail is one backend with several faces. Workspace is the web client your people open every morning. Sync keeps their desktop files mirrored. Drive mounts the server as a disk on the office network, or opens in the browser. Around them, optional modules extend the suite. We lead with what ships today and label the rest honestly.
What your users actually touch.
Workspace
AvailableThe web client. Mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, files and chat in one interface, behind one sign-in. JMAP-native.
Read about Workspace →Sync
AvailableA native desktop agent that mirrors an OxiMail folder tree to a local directory on macOS, Linux and Windows. Offline queue, conflict resolution. The macOS build ships today.
Read about Sync →Drive
AvailableThe file-server replacement. It mounts as a network disk on the office LAN over SMB, and the same files open in the browser from anywhere. Your documents stay files, edited in the applications you already own.
Read about Drive →Capabilities you add to the backend.
Each module plugs into the same JMAP capability model. We give the real status of each: available today, in development, or on the roadmap. We no longer publish target quarters — a date we miss is worth less to you than a status we keep accurate.
AI assistant
AvailableAn assistant over your mail, calendar, contacts, files and chat. You choose where it runs: a local model on your own hardware (nothing leaves the box), a sovereign EU/Swiss endpoint, or a connected provider. Sovereignty is a setting, not a compromise.
Meet
Available — up to 3Video calls between up to three participants, with screen sharing, ringing and a mosaic view, integrated with Workspace contacts. Larger meetings need the Rust-native SFU, which is still in development.
Booking
In developmentAppointment booking with deduplication, reminders and healthcare-aware flows.
Notify
In developmentUnified notification channels — email, SMS, push, webhook — with per-user preferences and digests.
Comms
RoadmapVoIP, video, messaging and SMS folded into the same identity and conversation surface.
Shield
RoadmapEmail security: attachment scanning, link protection and BEC detection — the sovereign answer to Proofpoint or Mimecast.
Audit & Archive
Partly shippedJournalling, the GDPR erasure workflow and DSAR proof ship in the server today. Long-term sealed retention for legal hold is the part still to come.
One backend, choose the surface.
Most organisations start with Workspace, Sync and Drive — all available today — on a self-operated OxiMail. The modules switch on as they ship and as you need them. Nothing here forces a big-bang adoption: you own a running backend first, then grow into the rest.