No tool to monitor and summarize a deceased person's inbox
When someone passes away, family members often need to monitor their email for important contacts who may not have heard the news. Existing email clients make it difficult to manage another person's inbox without flooding your own. There is no lightweight self-hosted solution for periodic summary notifications and spam filtering across inherited accounts.
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