Privacy should be the default, not the exception. Xail makes that possible without asking anyone to change how they use email.
Xail is a secure messaging layer for existing email. It splits every message across independent providers using XorIDA threshold sharing so no single provider ever sees enough data to reconstruct anything. Each share alone is indistinguishable from random noise. Users keep Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo — no new address, no new app. All encryption happens client-side; Xail's server exists only for OAuth token exchange and never sees message content. Founded in 2026, Xail is available as a free web application at xail.io.
The only email security that works with your existing providers, requires no keys or passwords, provides mathematically provable privacy, and never asks anyone to change how they use email.