
Notion is shutting down Notion Mail, its email client inherited from the Skiff acquisition, because users are relying on AI agents to manage email instead. The company will migrate users' auto-labeling rules to its custom agent system and continue investing in other acquired productivity features to compete against Google Workspace.
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Notion announced it is discontinuing Notion Mail, its email client built on Skiff's infrastructure after acquiring the company. Users must export drafts and scheduled emails by September 21, and those relying on HIPAA coverage must transition off by June 30, 2026. Existing auto-labeling rules and agent configurations will migrate to Notion's custom agent system.
Why it matters
Notion Mail represented Notion's attempt to compete in productivity through an AI-centric email experience, but the shutdown suggests that traditional email clients are losing ground to AI agents that can autonomously manage tasks. This signals a broader shift in how Notion—and potentially the market—views email's role in work, moving from a standalone product to a feature orchestrated by AI.
What to watch
Notion plans to continue leveraging the human resources and other productivity infrastructure from the Skiff acquisition (such as calendars and storage) to compete against rivals like Google Workspace, even as it abandons the direct email product.
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