Per-Library addresses
Generate a personal inbound address plus an alias for each Library, so a subscription lands in the right place from the start.
An inbox that files itself into the right Library.
Give each Library its own inbound address. Newsletters, confirmations, research, and attachments arrive where they belong, and nothing is filed without your say-so.
Prism Email · Atlas Launch3 requests
Library alias
atlas-launch@in.prism.email
42
messages
3
pending senders
11
saved to Library
Reliability Weekly — issue 214NewsletterSaved
Q3 operations review (2 files)AttachmentSaved
Competitor pricing changeAlertStarred
unknown@vendor.exampleRequestPending
An illustration of the Prism Email workspace, using fictional data.
What you can do
Receive research without giving up provenance.
Approve new senders
A first-time sender goes to Requests. Nothing from an unknown address reaches your inbox until you allow it.
Labels and views
Inbox, Requests, Starred, Archive, Trash, and All mail, plus colored labels you define for your own routing.
Sender rules
Mark a sender trusted or blocked once and stop deciding again every week.
Attachments kept
Save an attachment as its own Library source, indexed and searchable alongside everything else.
Save to Library
Promote any message into a Library source with its sender, subject, date, and body preserved.
Prism Email is inbound only. It receives and files messages — it never sends on your behalf, and it never permanently deletes them.
Nothing arrives unannounced
You approve who gets through.
Every address that writes to you for the first time waits in Requests. Approve it once and it flows normally; block it and it stops. Your inbox stays what you chose to let in.
- Pending senders are counted in the sidebar so nothing sits unseen.
- Trusted and blocked lists are editable at any time.
- Bulk actions cover read, star, archive, trash, and label.
Prism Email · Requests3
Senders awaiting approval3
research@vendor.example
First message · 2 attachments
digest@newsletter.example
First message · weekly cadence
Sender rules
Reliability WeeklyTrusted
notifications@socialBlocked
From inbox to knowledge
One step from a message to a source.
Reading something worth keeping is the common case. Saving it should not mean copying text into a note by hand — Prism turns the message itself into a first-class, indexed Library source.
- Sender, subject, date, and body are preserved as metadata.
- Attachments become their own typed sources.
- Saved messages appear in search and in authorized retrievals.
Message · Save to Library
Reliability Weekly — issue 214
Saving a message creates a Library source with its sender, subject, date, and body text intact — plus any attachments you choose to keep.
Filed as
Atlas Launch · Source room
Email source created and queued for indexing
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Q3 operations review.pdf
Attachment saved as a document source
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