STATIC Mailroom is open. Your address, your words, your world.

A place for your correspondence

The STATIC Mailroom is now open at staticmail.pro, with its own entrance on the STATIC Network homepage. Warm brass mailboxes welcome visitors into a personal email service, while the mailbox itself brings conversations into a cinematic black-glass workspace.

Create your email directly in the Mailroom without a pre-existing STATIC account. Verify an external recovery email, choose an available mailbox name, and return using that recovery email and your password. Your personal address uses @staticmail.pro.

Send a thought. Keep the conversation.

The opening release sends and receives text email with STATIC Mail and outside email addresses. Saved drafts give unfinished thoughts a place to wait; replies keep the conversation together. A message enters Sent after dispatch is accepted, with safe confirmation of an uncertain send. Acceptance is not a guarantee of final delivery to every destination.

Unread and starred conversations stay close through What Needs You. Read, reply, search your saved mail, organize categories, archive a conversation, or restore one from Trash. Export your saved text messages and drafts when you need your own copy.

Open now, with room to grow

Mail is free during the opening preview, with an allowance of 10 externally routed recipient deliveries per account in a rolling 24 hours and a shared allowance of 50 recipient deliveries per UTC day. Incoming email also depends on shared preview capacity. Each externally routed recipient counts toward the allowance.

This release focuses on text correspondence. The Mailroom guide explains message limits, attachment notices, privacy, and account controls. A personal @staticmail.pro address is planned as a STATIC Pro benefit when memberships begin; the current free period does not enroll visitors in automatic charges.

Your mailbox and saved copies stay private to your verified account. A recipient retains their independent copy of a message you send. The Mailroom is a place to begin a conversation, and a place to come back to it.