How the suite works, for the person using it.

Addresses, mailboxes and aliases; any client over JMAP or IMAP; sending with an undo window; conversations, tags, rules, vacation replies, delivery targets and search; a task made straight from a message; how your data stays out-reachable.

Your Pictures folder as one library, albums, editing, sharing and album export — every picture an ordinary file.

Notes that sync with Apple Notes on iPhone, iPad and Mac; checklists, images, Markdown and offline.

Scheduling, free-busy, reminders, booking, external calendars and public links, sharing by handle.

Address books, groups and the group directory, photos, duplicate handling, sharing and delegation.

Drives, versions and trash, sharing, external links and short links, guests.

Getting in, the account page, approvals, preferences, the Shares page.

Video meetings the suite owns: a lobby with moderators, hosts, a full timeline — and a link that survives a change of media server.

Lists, smart lists, subtasks and reminders over JMAP for Tasks; VTODO in your CalDAV lists, so Apple Reminders and Thunderbird see the same store.

Forms people fill in: nine question kinds, a link or named answerers, responses read and exported as ODS or XLSX.

A page outsiders use to ask for time in your calendar — nothing is booked until you confirm.

A file shown the way the browser can draw it — images, PDF, text, messages, calendars, contacts. Nothing is rendered on a server.

The suite's short links: /s/<id> paths to your free/busy page, a booking page, a share, an app or an external address.

Bringing mail, files, calendars and contacts over from a previous provider — read-only at the source, resumable, never a sync.

The sharing model once: accounts or links, the read · read-write · upload-only ladder, and where the sharing stops.

The console, the setup wizard, domains and DNS, mail operations, the doctor.

Moving in from another provider: connectors, the read-only guarantee, resumption, the wizard.