A menubar/taskbar Gmail app for Windows and macOS built with Electron.
Correo is a desktop application that runs Gmail directly from the system tray or menubar on Windows and macOS. It provides quick access to email without needing to open a browser, using Gmail's mobile-optimized interface to fit neatly in the taskbar or menu bar. The app stays active in the tray for instant access, making it convenient for users who frequently check their inbox.
Gmail users on Windows or macOS who want faster, more integrated email access without switching to a browser tab. It's especially useful for those who prefer having email notifications and quick compose options from the system tray.
Correo offers a lightweight, dedicated Gmail experience that reduces browser clutter and provides one-click access to email. Unlike browser tabs, it stays persistently available in the system tray, making it ideal for power users who value efficiency and minimal disruption.
:love_letter: A menubar/taskbar Gmail App for Windows and macOS
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Runs Gmail directly from the Windows taskbar or macOS menubar, providing instant access without opening a browser, as highlighted in the README's features.
Stays active in the system tray for quick email checks, minimizing workflow disruption, which is a key value proposition from the project description.
Uses Gmail's mobile interface, optimized for small spaces and fitting neatly in menubars, as stated in the README for best use within constrained areas.
Offers portable versions for Windows and macOS, making installation straightforward via GitHub releases, with clear download instructions.
The README explicitly mentions menubar isn't working correctly on Linux due to Electron issues, making it unreliable for Linux users.
As a wrapper for Gmail's web interface, it requires an internet connection and offers no offline capabilities, limiting use in low-connectivity scenarios.
Built on Electron, it may consume more memory and CPU compared to native apps or browser tabs, a common trade-off with Electron-based applications.