We think you have quite enough apps on your phone, so GYST is all behind the scenes - there’s no website, app, or UI of any kind. Just email ask@gyst.email for everything you need.

- If you're a parent of school aged kids, you get lots of emails from schools, clubs, and athletics that are spammy, disorganized and hard to read. GYST consolidates and organizes all of it for you.

Follow our setup instructions. We recommend you set up auto-forwarding rules that are based on sender email address. For instance, if you want everything Burger King sends you to be included in your GYST rundown, then you would make a rule that forwards all emails sent by (let's say) 'info@burgerking.com' to GYST. It's your decision how exactly you set up these rules (we're not here to boss you around, man) - the most important thing to know is that any email you send to GYST will be processed when making your newsletter.

By default, once per week. But you can get one on demand by emailing news@gyst.email.

Your emails are completely safe with GYST, because we encrypt everything you send us. And after 30 days, each email you send us gets deleted anyway. And everything is processed inside AWS, a notoriously secure cloud datacenter provider. Moreover, we don't particularly care about the details of your life. We have our own problems.

GYST only works for users it recognizes by email address. So GYST is as secure as your email. Someone would need to send an email using your 'From' email address in order to interact with GYST.

Everything that's included in an email gets sent to GYST. Even deeply technical things that the average user can't see. That's the meh news. The good news is of that email data, GYST only keeps:

GYST uses Fernet security libraries to encrypt data. Here are its components:

After 30 days, all of your email data at GYST is deleted.

We use a 7 day rolling window of emails you've sent for inclusion in your newsletter.