Turbomail

AI for the Gmail inboxes you already use

Turbomail is a workspace for connecting Gmail, drafting with AI, sending from your own mailbox, and reading replies in one place. This page describes the product and why it requests Google user data. No login is required to read it.

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What Turbomail does

Turbomail is an AI workspace for connected mailboxes. You link Gmail accounts you are allowed to control, write with optional AI help, send as yourself, and follow incoming mail in the same workspace. It is operated by Augustinas Žinevičius. Support: augustinas@nomads.lt.

Connect your mailboxes

Sign in with Google to link a Gmail inbox you control. Turbomail shows which mailboxes are connected and whether they can send and receive.

Draft with AI

Ask Turbomail to suggest message copy. Drafts are shown in the workspace for you to review. Turbomail does not send AI text unless you choose to send it.

Send from your own inbox

When you send, mail goes out through Gmail as you. Recipients see your Gmail address. You can revoke Turbomail in your Google Account at any time.

Read what comes back

Turbomail reads connected inboxes so the workspace can display threads, match replies to mail you sent, and show delivery problems.

Why Turbomail requests Google user data

Connecting Gmail is optional. If you choose Sign in with Google, Turbomail requests exactly two scopes — the same strings configured in Google Cloud Console. Each scope maps to a user-facing feature. We do not request Drive, Calendar, Contacts, userinfo.email, mail.google.com, or permission to permanently delete mail.

Google scope	User-facing feature	Why a narrower scope cannot be used
`https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.send`	The user composes or approves a message in Turbomail, then sends it. Recipients receive mail from the user’s own Gmail address. After send, Turbomail shows delivery confirmation and the same message appears in the user’s Gmail Sent folder.	gmail.compose only creates drafts; it does not deliver mail. gmail.insert can add a message to the mailbox without sending it to recipients. mail.google.com would also send, but it grants modify and permanent-delete access Turbomail does not use. gmail.send is the narrowest scope that delivers mail from the user’s Gmail address.
`https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.readonly`	After a mailbox is connected, Turbomail shows which Gmail address is linked, lists recent inbox and sent mail (sender, recipient, subject, snippet, date), matches replies to mail the user sent, and keeps connection status current. The user reads this in the workspace; Turbomail does not modify or delete Gmail with this scope.	gmail.metadata omits message bodies and snippets, so the inbox view and reply matching cannot work. gmail.addons.current.message.readonly only sees one open message in a Gmail add-on, not a workspace inbox. userinfo.email is not requested; the connected address comes from the Gmail profile available under gmail.readonly. mail.google.com would read mail but also allow modify and permanent delete. gmail.readonly is the narrowest scope that can show inbox content and match replies.

You can disconnect a mailbox in Turbomail, or revoke access under Google Account permissions. Google user data is used only to provide these workspace features. It is not sold and is not used for advertising. Full details: Privacy Policy. Also see the Terms of Service.