Jelly – A simpler shared inbox for small teams
Hello HN! I wanted to share something we at Good Enough (https://goodenough.us) built over the past year: Jelly! https://letsjelly.com Jelly is a simpler shared inbox for small teams (like us) to answer team email. We had just been sharing a login to Fastmail previously, but as email started getting busier, that really started to stink as a solution — no one knew who was going to answer what, if someone else saw an email or not, etc etc. And a Google Group would prove to be worse, as replies too easily got lost to personal inboxes if someone accidentally didn’t “Reply…
Jelly – A simpler shared inbox for small teams launched on November 12, 2024 with 338 votes, #99 of 4,990 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Jelly is a shared inbox tool designed for small teams to manage email collaboratively. It addresses common problems with shared login accounts and group emails by showing team members who is answering what and whether an email has been seen. The product avoids the complexity and per-seat costs of traditional ticketing systems, offering a straightforward email solution built for teams that need basic coordination without unnecessary features.
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From the sources
Get your team in sync with Jelly, a simple and affordable shared inbox for small teams.
Jelly is a simpler shared inbox for team email addresses (like [email protected] ). See who’s got what, leave internal comments, and keep everyone in the loop. With your team and team email all in the same shared inbox, you can rest easy knowing everyone is up-to-date with the latest. Bring calm to the inbox chaos. Jelly lets you easily see who’s got what for every email, so there’s no more guessing. Question for a teammate before you can reply? Internal comments in Jelly let you @mention them directly, without losing context. Sit back and let Jelly be the team triage person. Set up rules to automatically label, assign, or even archive incoming emails. Replying to the same questions…from letsjelly.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hello HN! I wanted to share something we at Good Enough (https://goodenough.us) built over the past year: Jelly! https://letsjelly.com Jelly is a simpler shared inbox for small teams (like us) to answer team email. We had just been sharing a login to Fastmail previously, but as email started…
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