One chat per person
Everything you and someone ever wrote each other lives in one chat, even when they write to your personal and your work Gmail.
Korro turns the Gmail you already have into conversations. One chat per person, only the words they actually wrote, in the shape you already use every day.
Works with Gmail and Google Workspace. No new address.
The problem
A list of subject lines and a pane to read them in. Every reply drags the whole history along underneath it, and a week of writing to the same person becomes a pile of rows called Re: Re: Fwd:.
How it works
Korro matches every message to the person who wrote it by its sender and its place in the conversation, never by guessing from the subject.
Everything you and someone ever wrote each other lives in one chat, even when they write to your personal and your work Gmail.
Korro removes the old conversation every reply carries underneath. If someone answers inside your text, their answers stay.
A long email starts as a compact card. Open it to read everything; that is the only place its subject line appears.
Mail with several people becomes a group chat, with everyone's name on their own messages.
Move the chats that matter to Important. Turn any message into a task, and tick it off when it's done.
People get round avatars. Receipts and newsletters get square ones, and no reply box when there's nobody to answer.
Your mail
Keep the address everyone already writes to. Korro connects to it; your mail stays in Gmail.
Connect personal Gmail and Google Workspace accounts side by side, and see every conversation in one place.
Access keys are stored encrypted, nothing is sold or shared, and you can remove Korro from your Google account at any time. Read the privacy policy.
If you have been given access, sign in with that Google account.