Many newsletters and marketing emails carry invisible tracking pixels that tell the sender when you opened a message. Orvia Mail's Safe Reader stops them before they load and re-lays out the email, so you read the words without being tracked and without a broken page.
A tracking pixel is a tiny, usually invisible remote image with an address unique to you. When your mail app loads it, the sender's server learns that you opened the email, when you opened it, and details such as your IP address. Blocking remote content before it loads stops that signal.
Orvia Mail doesn't build ad profiles, doesn't keep your mailbox on Orvia servers, and doesn't train models on your mail. Mail connects directly to your provider, your mailbox data stays on your Mac, and AI runs only when you ask, with personal details redacted before anything goes to the cloud. See the Privacy Policy.
The story behind Safe Reader: keeping newsletters readable with trackers off. To bring every account into one private inbox, see the unified inbox.
Use a mail app that blocks remote content before it loads. In Orvia Mail, Safe Reader blocks remote images and tracking pixels for every account in your unified inbox.
Not in Orvia Mail. Safe Reader re-lays out the newsletter instead of showing a broken page, so it stays readable with trackers off.
Yes. Safe Reader is part of the free Standard plan.