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Approved source
An administrator publishes the context a team is allowed to use, with the purpose and scope visible to the people who rely on it.
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Equip each licensed Mac with EmailOS. Approved shared context can help answer business questions, while each person reviews, edits, skips, and chooses what sends.
Licensed per Mac, not per email, reply, message, or inbox volume.
Team intelligence can answer approved business questions without turning every teammate into a credential holder. EmailOS still runs on each licensed Mac, where the person reviews the work.
An administrator publishes the context a team is allowed to use, with the purpose and scope visible to the people who rely on it.
A teammate can use that approved context for a shared business question. Credentials are not shared, and access stays within its grant.
EmailOS runs on each licensed Mac. Each person reviews, edits, skips, and chooses what sends.
Human choiceA support teammate asks a policy question while another department owns the source. EmailOS returns only approved, minimized context with its citation and scope; the teammate checks it and decides what to do.
Name the question, department, and purpose.
The source owner approves what this team may use.
The answer shows source, scope, and any gap.
Administration is metadata-only: approved Macs, roles, source status, and scope. Provider sign-in details stay on the enrolled Mac. Admins choose which people, projects, purposes, and permissions apply and can remove access.
EmailOS runs on each licensed Mac. Each person keeps their voice and private inbox, sees prepared work, checks context, edits or skips it, and decides what to Send.
Team: $150/mo monthly or $1,200/yr yearly, per Mac.
Yes. Each teammate keeps a separate voice profile and private inbox while approved team knowledge remains scoped.
An authorized team owner adds or approves a source for a defined organization, person, and purpose.
No. An admin does not automatically read private email, drafts, files, or approved team knowledge in the portal.
Administrators approve a Mac through the supported enrollment controls and can revoke that approval later.
Yes. Access can differ by department, role, source, and stated purpose.
When a role changes or a teammate leaves, the administrator reviews and changes or revokes the affected access.
Start with one approved source, one defined purpose, a small group, and a human review boundary.
Team and Enterprise are licensed at $150 monthly or $1,200 yearly per Mac; pricing is not based on inbox count or email volume.
Tell Lithi how many Macs you want to equip and how your team handles email today.