
What happened
Mocca is a new macOS email client that runs an AI language model locally on your machine to classify mail, curate your inbox, and apply rules you write in plain English. The app connects over IMAP to your existing email provider and requires macOS on Apple Silicon (M1 or later).
Why it matters
Email never leaves your computer — there are no Mocca servers, no telemetry, and no account required. For users concerned about privacy, this means your inbox stays fully under your control while still getting AI-powered sorting and labeling without sending data to the cloud.
What to watch
The on-device AI is a small model optimized for sorting and labeling rather than deep reasoning; the app supports Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, and Fastmail over IMAP but does not yet support Outlook. First launch downloads the model (~10 GB) once, and reading already-downloaded mail and the on-device AI work offline.
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