Curo vs Canary Mail
| Feature | Curo | Canary Mail |
|---|---|---|
| Deciding what needs you | Scores every email 1 to 10 for how much it needs you and shows a short list of decisions | Smart inbox features and AI summaries help you work through mail |
| Several accounts in one place | All accounts in one view, any provider, scored the same way | Multiple accounts supported in one app |
| Replies | Drafts replies in your own writing voice, ready to approve, edit and send | AI writing assistance when you compose or reply |
| Privacy | Credentials and message bodies encrypted at rest, with an optional Zero Access Vault | PGP encryption support for messages |
| Learning your priorities | Learns from what you open, answer and ignore | Settings and rules you configure |
| Setup | Connect Gmail, Outlook or any IMAP mailbox, or use the free @curomail.com inbox | Install the app for your device, then add accounts |
| Price | Free plan: $0, one inbox, no credit card | Free tier and paid plans; check Canary Mail for current pricing |
Why people switch to Curo
- It starts from the question that matters: which of these emails needs me?
- Replies are drafted in your voice from your own sent mail, not generic AI phrasing.
- Phishing and noise are cleared away before you see your list.
- It runs in the browser, so one login works on every device you own.
Canary Mail is a strong choice if PGP and a privacy first app are your priority. Choose Curo if you also want the inbox read for you, with a short list of decisions and replies drafted in your voice.
Questions
Is Curo as private as Canary Mail?
Curo encrypts credentials and message bodies at rest and offers an optional Zero Access Vault. If you need PGP specifically, check that against your requirements before switching.
Can I keep my existing accounts?
Yes. Curo connects to Gmail, Outlook and any IMAP mailbox without moving your mail.
Does Curo draft replies for me?
Yes. It learns your writing voice and drafts replies you approve or edit before sending.
What does it cost?
The free plan costs $0, covers one inbox and asks for no credit card.
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