Odile Marchetti <odile@marchetti.test>Hello! The gnome arrived this morning, beautifully wrapped. He is now staring at the fence.
Share an inbox. Know who’s got what.
Jelly is a shared inbox for small teams: support@, hello@ and sales@, read and answered together. It feels like email, not a ticketing system. And it’s one flat price, however many of you there are.
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Go on, press I got this. It’s a working inbox.
Inbox
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Odile Marchetti
The gnome arrived facing the wrong way
He’s staring at the fence. Is that a manufacturing thing or a personality thing?
I got this
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Gus Whitlock · Puddle Lane Bakery
Forty trowels by Friday?
We’re planting a herb garden behind the bakery and may have overestimated the size of the bakery.
I got this
Mine 1
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Wendell Hart
My tortoise ate the order confirmation
Not all of it. Just the bit with the order number. Can you find it by my name?
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Assigned to someone else 1SO
Then talk it over, right in the conversation.
Open a conversation you’ve taken. Leave the team a note, see who else is in it, and finish a reply somebody else started. Press any step to jump to it.
- Leave a noteNotes are for the team, and nobody else sees them. Mention a teammate and they’ll be notified.
OM YYou
@sam do we have a left-facing one in the shed?
YChat with your team… C - See who’s hereSee who’s currently viewing, commenting and replying on a conversation, live.
OM Odile Marchetti <odile@marchetti.test>Hello! The gnome arrived this morning, beautifully wrapped. He is now staring at the fence.
- Pick up the draftSam can start a draft, and you can finish it. Jelly tracks who’s working on what.
Hi Odile, so sorry about that. A replacement leaves today, facing the house.
- Send itSend the message from your shared address, while Jelly tracks who did the actual sending.
Y Bramble & Co <hello@bramble.test>
to: Odile Marchetti <odile@marchetti.test>
Hi Odile, so sorry about that. A replacement leaves today, facing the house. No need to send the first one back. He can keep an eye on the fence.
The gnome arrived facing the wrong way
Odile Marchetti <odile@marchetti.test>
to: hello@bramble.test
Hello! The gnome arrived this morning, beautifully wrapped. He is now staring at the fence. Is that a manufacturing thing or a personality thing? Either way, he seems unhappy.
You
@sam do we have a left-facing one in the shed?
Sam Okafor is replying
Hi Odile, so sorry about that. A replacement leaves today, facing the house. No need to send the first one back. He can keep an eye on the fence.
Four sections. Everyone sees everything.
Everyone on the team sees the same conversations, arranged around them by who’s handling what. Here are your four, with one conversation in each. Press I got this, or open a row’s ··· to set it aside or assign it to Sam or Priya, and watch it move.
Try it: press I got this.
Brand new 1 · 1 unread
Marta Quist
Can I swap the blue watering can for the green one?
It clashes with the shed. The shed was here first.
I got this
Mine 1
Hollis Bray
Do the hedge shears come left-handed?
Asking for my left hand, which does most of the hedging.
Y
Unassigned 1
Ines Ferro
Wholesale prices for forty allotments?
The committee meets on Thursday and would like a number to argue about.
I got this
Assigned to someone else 1
Teodor Lind
Wrong postcode on my delivery
I typed my old one out of habit. The parcel is now visiting my old flat.
SO
One inbox, arranged around each of you.
The same four conversations at Bramble & Co, side by side: as Sarah sees them, and as Mike sees them. Press I got this in either inbox and watch both.
Try it: press I got this in Sarah’s inbox.
Inbox
Brand new 1 · 1 unread
Wren Holloway
Do you deliver to boats?
We live on a narrowboat, currently somewhere near Banbury.
I got this
Mine 1
Odile Marchetti
The gnome arrived facing the wrong way
He’s staring at the fence.
SC
Unassigned 1
Marta Kowalczyk
My tortoise ate the order confirmation
Not all of it. Just the bit with the order number.
I got this
Assigned to someone else 1
Gus Whitlock
Forty trowels by Friday?
We may have overestimated the size of the bakery.
MR
Inbox
Brand new 1 · 1 unread
Marta Kowalczyk
My tortoise ate the order confirmation
Not all of it. Just the bit with the order number.
I got this
Mine 1
Gus Whitlock
Forty trowels by Friday?
We may have overestimated the size of the bakery.
MR
Unassigned 1
Wren Holloway
Do you deliver to boats?
We live on a narrowboat, currently somewhere near Banbury.
I got this
Assigned to someone else 1
Odile Marchetti
The gnome arrived facing the wrong way
He’s staring at the fence.
SC
Same mail. Four sections. Arranged around each of you.
Everyone on the team sees the same conversations. Jelly sorts them into four sections by who’s handling what, and the sorting is different for every person. Pick a teammate and watch the same seven emails move. Then press I got this as them, and see where it lands for everyone else.
Inbox
Brand new 2 · 2 unread
Odile Marchetti
The gnome arrived facing the wrong way
He’s staring at the fence. Is that a manufacturing thing or a personality thing?
I got this
Ada Brennan
Wrong colour watering can
It’s green. I ordered the green one. I just didn’t expect it to be this green.
I got this
Mine 1
Marta Kowalczyk
My tortoise ate the order confirmation
Not all of it. Just the bit with the order number. Can you find it by my name?
Y
Unassigned 1 · 1 unread
Gus Whitlock · Puddle Lane Bakery
Forty trowels by Friday?
We’re planting a herb garden behind the bakery and may have overestimated the size of the bakery.
Assigned to someone else 3
Tom Achebe
Do the seed packets come in a bigger size?
Asking for a very small farm.
WholesaleSOHedda Lind · Fernbank Nursery
Invoice for the greenhouse panes
Could you send it again with our new address on it?
BillingPSRavi Menon · Little Hatch Fête
Twelve hanging baskets for the fête
Can we pay half now and half after the raffle?
EventsSOPS
Your inbox
- Brand new 2
- Nobody has taken these. Sam set the watering can aside, but that was Sam’s own triage: it’s still brand new to you.
- Mine 1
- You pressed I got this on the tortoise. Everyone else sees your face on it, so nobody answers it twice.
- Unassigned 1
- You set the trowels aside: not you, but still somebody’s. Sam still has them in Brand new.
- Assigned to someone else 3
- Sam has the seeds, Priya has the invoice, and the baskets are theirs together. Read along, leave a note, follow it. It just isn’t your job.
Everything else you need, nothing you don’t.
No AI customer service agent, chatbot or knowledge base — just what your team needs to work together effectively. Pick one from the list, or type to find it.
When you’re away, your team never misses a beat
Set yourself as away in Jelly, and conversations you’re handling bubble back up for the team to see in your absence.
Try it: open Availability and choose Away for a bit, then watch Sam’s inbox.
Inbox
Brand new 0
Nothing waiting. Everything has somebody.
Assigned to someone else 1
Wendell Hart
My tortoise ate the order confirmation
Not all of it. Just the bit with the order number.
Y
See who else is in a conversation, and whether they’re replying.
When a teammate has a conversation open, their face appears on the thread under the last message, saying what they’re doing: viewing, replying or writing a note.
Is the rose arch frost-proof?
Fenella Moss <fenella@moss.test>
to: hello@bramble.test
Our garden is on a hill and the hill is very cold. Will the rose arch survive January, or should it spend the winter indoors with us?
Priya Shah is replying
Loop people in without Cc.
Instead of copying a colleague in, they can follow the conversation, and hear about every reply and note in Jelly, by email or as a pop-up. The customer never sees a Cc line. Mention someone in a note and they’re automatically following it too.
A draft belongs to the team
Anyone can start a reply, and anyone can pick it up, improve it and send it. There’s one draft per reply, and Jelly knows who started it, who last edited it, and who ultimately sent it.
Saved replies
Stop writing the same response over and over again. Pick one from the reply editor and it goes in where your cursor is, even with frequent attachments: a returns form, a price list, the terms.
From then on it’s ordinary text, so you can tweak it and cut what doesn’t apply — you know best, after all.
Try it: press the saved-reply button in the editor’s toolbar and pick one.
Rules
Match incoming messages using simple text or advanced patterns, then have Jelly act for you: labelling, assigning, archiving, even replying.
When the To address contains wholesale@, add the label Wholesale and assign it to Sam.
- Label it, assign it, archive it, mark it as spam, forward it, file it in a mailbox, or send the autoresponder
- Multiple rules can match, applying whichever actions you need.
Labels
Apply colouful labels to conversations to group them in whatever way helps your team. Quickly view all conversations by label, and even automatically follow conversations when they are labelled.
Mailboxes
Jelly’s default is that everyone sees everything, but life isn’t always that simple. Got some conversations that need to be restricted? Put them in a mailbox. Only its members can see what’s inside.
- Folk who aren't members of the mailbox can't see its conversations at all, not even in search.
- Use rules to automatically file conversations (e.g. hr@) into its mailbox from the first message, or move them by hand. Conversations can even be in multiple mailboxes.
Snooze it until it matters
Some conversations need a little time: waiting on a supplier, or on the customer to try what you suggested. Snooze it and it leaves the inbox for everybody until the time you pick, then comes back by itself, still assigned to whoever had it.
If anyone replies while a conversation is snoozed, it comes back straight away.
Try it: snooze Hedda’s invoice, then bring it back.
Send later
Send your replies at a time that suits your team: maybe it’s 3am where the customer is, or it’s Sunday and you’d rather not promise Sunday answers. Press Send later instead of Send. Jelly has smart suggestions, or you can pick any time.
The whole team sees what’s queued in the Scheduled view, and Cancel sending turns it back into an ordinary draft.
Try it: schedule Sam’s reply to Hedda, then change your mind.
The whole story, right in the conversation
Everything anybody does to a conversation is recorded between the messages, with their name and the time: who picked it up, who labelled it, who archived it, even when the reply went out from a shared address. Come back to a conversation tomorrow, next week, or even next year, and see exactly how it was handled, and by whom.
Keyboard shortcuts
Down the list, open it, take it, archive it: j o i e is most of a morning’s triage without the mouse. Press ? in Jelly to see the full list of available shortcuts.
- Next and previousjk
- Openo
- I got thisi
- Set aside, from your Brand newx
- Leave a notec
- Replyr
- Send what you’re writing⌘Enter
- Archivee
- Back to the inboxu
Your email, your own Jelly
Keep the addresses you have. Jelly works with your existing email provider, or you can forward mail in directly. Sent mail can flow through your existing mailbox too.
- Connect Google Workspace or Gmail directly
- Any other provider over IMAP and SMTP: Fastmail, Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo, Zoho…
- Or forward mail in. Different addresses can take different routes
- Your team’s own Jelly at yourteam.letsjelly.com
And the rest
The things a shared inbox should just have, and nothing you don't really need.
- Search, filters and bookmarks
- Read and unread, just for you
- Bulk archive
- Undo send, for the one that went a moment too soon
- Contacts, blocking and spam detection
- Autoresponders
- Signatures and personalised “From” names
- Statistics and reporting
- Slack and Discord notifications
- Webhooks and an API
- Push notifications on desktop, and on iPhone and iPad from the Home Screen
- Passkeys and two-factor authentication
- Bring your own AI via MCP, if you want one
- Integrate your CRM with Contact Cards
In their words.
A few words from teams who already use Jelly. Check out their customer stories too.
It's easily reduced the inbox work by around 40% and has saved me from hitting the bottle!
Jelly quiets things down, makes email much more intentional and focused. Nothing we tried before could do that for us.
Richard Allum The Paraplanners (team of 3)
Read customer story: The Paraplanners
Everything we tried was either too complex, too expensive, or just not fun to use. Then we found Jelly. We jumped straight in, got everything set up quickly, and the whole team was on board in no time.
Paul Love Measured (team of 3)
Jelly has become essential to our process. We have not found anything else quite like it.
Josh Colorizon Ventures (team of 3)
Jelly has been a great addition to our tools for organising our meetup. It’s easier to use than most shared inboxes, and more flexible for our needs than heavier weight ticketing systems.
Murray Steele London Ruby User Group (team of 6)
Read customer story: London Ruby User Group
Really enjoying Jelly. Great UX with a lot of personality. I freaking love hitting the ‘I got this’ button to claim an email.
Brad Frost Design Tokens Course (team of 2)
We love how Jelly puts everything in one place. It’s super helpful for keeping things from falling through the cracks—especially when someone’s out or something urgent comes up.
Eric Corning Oregon Air Show (team of 5)
We used to spend a lot of time connecting on Campsite or Discord. Now everything can be handled in Jelly.
Dan Czepeku (team of 7)
What I love about Jelly is that we can use it as a task manager for our emails, and say “You got this one, I got this one.”
Damian Klimke Allergo (team of 2)
If we didn’t have Jelly this summer, I don’t know how my team would have functioned. It’s been a game changer!
We pay one flat, affordable monthly rate. We don’t have to worry about outgrowing Jelly or getting priced out every time we add a new team member.
Kelsey Holloway Field Trip Fridays (team of 10)
Read customer story: Field Trip Fridays
Like many churches, we used to share a login to a single inbox, but it consistently proved unmanageable. Jelly affordably changed all that—coordinating our teamwork and supporting intentional, thoughtful communication.
One price for the whole team.
No per-seat fees, ever, and special prices for volunteer groups, charities and churches.
Because for these folks, and conference organisers and all kinds of small companies, more people doesn't always mean more money. And so, Jelly never charges per person.
Our price
The same for two people as for twenty.
Jelly, for your whole team
$29/month
Everyone on the team
No per-seat fees, ever
Your team’s own Jelly
Included
The email you already have
Keep your address
Signing up asks three things: your team’s name, its address and your email. You sign in with a link.
Every plan, monthly and yearly · Jelly and Royal Jelly compared · What Jelly saves you · A shared inbox with one flat price
Better than sharing a login, simpler than a help desk.
Your team’s email, and everyone knows who’s got what.