One unified inbox
See every unread message from every app in one tidy list, with every unread from every app in one place. You reply to what counts first.
You run your whole business out of a dozen chats. One client lives in Slack, another only texts on WhatsApp, a third sends email. Spanbox pulls every client conversation into one unified inbox, keeps each account cleanly separate, and lets you jump anywhere with ⌘K.
Freelancing means living in other people's tools. Each client picks their own app, so your day becomes a loop of checking WhatsApp, then Slack, then email, then back again, just to find out who is waiting on you. Miss one and it can cost you the relationship. Spanbox ends the loop: every client, every app, in one window, so nothing waiting on you slips through.
Run two WhatsApps, three Gmails and every client Slack side by side, each in its own separate session, so you never send the wrong message to the wrong client.
Every unread, from every app, lands in one inbox. Turn on Do Not Disturb to focus on billable work, then clear the whole list in one pass.
Group your apps into workspaces, so your client channels and your personal chats are never in the same view when you are trying to focus.
Spanbox is the calm home for every conversation you have online.
Yes. Connect any 3 apps free, forever, with no account. If you need more than 3, Pro is about $5 a month billed yearly, or $129 once for lifetime access.
Yes. Each account runs in its own separate session, so work and personal WhatsApp, and as many client Slacks as you need, stay fully separate.
Yes. Gmail, Outlook and more sit in the same unified inbox as your chats, so client emails and client DMs are finally in one place.
Yes. Spanbox runs the real apps on your own machine. Your chats go straight between you and each service, and never pass through a Spanbox server.
60+, including WhatsApp, Slack, Gmail, Telegram, Discord, Teams, Instagram and the major AI assistants. If a service has a web app, Spanbox can usually run it.
WhatsApp, Slack, Gmail, Telegram and 60+ apps in a single local-first desktop inbox. No server in the middle, not even ours.