Joint.Two names. One inbox. Every subscription you share.
The joint inbox and subscription vault built for couples. No improvised shared Gmail, no forwarded screenshots, no "who pays for this?" — just a shared address you both own, and a credential locker for the dozen log-ins a household quietly accumulates.
- Households
- 112 paired
- Avg. logins
- 34 vaulted
- Re-routes
- Every Friday
Receipt · Streaming
Hulu (No Ads) · monthly
Auto-routed from no-reply@hulu.com · labeled Streaming · Hulu · tied to Disney+ bundle login.
$14.99
paid · Sam
Hulu login
sam@hearth.mail · •••••••••
Auto-paid
Both notified · charge cleared Saturday
How it works
One address, two owners, every household service tied to its own login.
Joint layers a couple-first experience on top of the email and password primitives that already exist. You get a single turnkey product, not another stack of DIY workarounds.
Claim your shared address.
We mint a canonical address like hearth-and-you@joint.email. Both partners sign in, neither can be silently removed.
Forward the household chaos into it.
Billing emails, statements, service sign-ups — set the FROM once, Joint categorizes, labels, and links each message to a service vault.
Stop being the default IT desk.
Either of you can answer "what’s the Wi-Fi password" or "who pays for Spotify?" — the vault and the ledger are already there, waiting.
Inside the vault
What sits in the joint inbox — and what stays private.
A shared address you both own.
One canonical address, both partners signed in. Inbound mail fans out to each of you and lands in a single joint feed — not a forwarded CC, not a screenshot.
A credential locker for the household.
Logins for streaming, smart-home, insurance, recurring bills — stored once, available to both. No more "where do we keep the Disney+ password."
Who's paying for what — answered.
Receipts tie to the service they concern. The $14.99 Hulu charge becomes "Hulu · Streaming · paid by Sam," not a mystery row in a personal inbox.
Stays joint
Everything that one of you has to look up when the other is asleep.
- Streaming & TV
- Smart-home & devices
- Insurance & utilities
- Cloud storage & backups
- Domain & web hosting
- Subscription boxes
Stays private
The surprise gift, the personal medical bill, the OKCupid login.
Flag anything as just mine — it disappears from the shared inbox and the other partner never sees it. Joint is opinionated about defaults being shared, not about forcing everything to be.
Pricing
One price per household, not per seat.
A household is two adults running a life together. We charge once. The pilot is free while we pair the first 100 couples.
For the two of you.
Free during the pilot
one household, two seats
- Shared address + both of you as owners
- Unlimited label rules and category routing
- Credential locker with shared viewing
- Receipt ledger tied to services
When more moves in.
Coming with v2
extra seats, kids’ logins, joint care
- Roommate, parent, or older-child access
- Per-seat permissioning for sensitive credentials
- Same inbox, scoped views per seat
- Notify us if you want this shipped first
Get on the list. We pair households one at a time.
Drop a name and a reply address. We open a thread, ask three questions, and add you to the next available pairing window.
We never sell your address, never sync your data to anyone’s CRM, and never email you more than twice during the pilot. Privacy-first is the only kind that makes sense for a product built around trust.