Apple Mail doesn't let you manage distribution lists natively. You either have to go through the Contacts app, or use an external newsletter service. ListMailer fixes this. It's a native Mail extension that lives in your compose toolbar. Create mailing lists, add recipients from CSV or directly from the To/CC/BCC fields of any email, and send to your groups with one click. No app-switching, no web logins.
Hey! I'm David, a teacher in Hamburg, Germany. I built ListMailer because I kept running into the same problem: I regularly send emails to groups of parents, colleagues, and committees, and Apple Mail has no built-in way to manage distribution lists without going through the Contacts app.
That workflow always felt broken to me -- why do I have to leave Mail, open Contacts, create a group, drag people in, and then go back to Mail? So I built an extension that lives right inside the compose window.
The newest feature I'm most excited about: you can now grab addresses directly from the To/CC/BCC fields of any email you're writing and save them to a list. No more copy-pasting addresses one by one.
ListMailer is free for up to 3 lists. Pro is a one-time $4.99 purchase -- no subscriptions, ever. All data stays on your Mac.
I'd love to hear your feedback, especially from other Apple Mail users. What's missing? What would make this more useful for you?
Promocodes: The first 100 people who try ListMailer get a free Pro lifetime upgrade -- just send a quick email to [email protected] and I'll send you a code
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About ListMailer on Product Hunt
“Send group emails directly from Apple Mail”
ListMailer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #126 on the daily leaderboard. Apple Mail doesn't let you manage distribution lists natively. You either have to go through the Contacts app, or use an external newsletter service. ListMailer fixes this. It's a native Mail extension that lives in your compose toolbar. Create mailing lists, add recipients from CSV or directly from the To/CC/BCC fields of any email, and send to your groups with one click. No app-switching, no web logins.
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Hey! I'm David, a teacher in Hamburg, Germany. I built ListMailer because I kept running into the same problem: I regularly send emails to groups of parents, colleagues, and committees, and Apple Mail has no built-in way to manage distribution lists without going through the Contacts app.
That workflow always felt broken to me -- why do I have to leave Mail, open Contacts, create a group, drag people in, and then go back to Mail? So I built an extension that lives right inside the compose window.
The newest feature I'm most excited about: you can now grab addresses directly from the To/CC/BCC fields of any email you're writing and save them to a list. No more copy-pasting addresses one by one.
ListMailer is free for up to 3 lists. Pro is a one-time $4.99 purchase -- no subscriptions, ever. All data stays on your Mac.
I'd love to hear your feedback, especially from other Apple Mail users. What's missing? What would make this more useful for you?
Promocodes:
The first 100 people who try ListMailer get a free Pro lifetime upgrade -- just send a quick email to [email protected] and I'll send you a code