Hey, it's Philippe. It's been a big month. Most of it went into one question: does your email still look like the design you made, in every inbox? A preview is only worth trusting if it shows what your readers really get. So we took more than 2,200 screenshots in real Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Proton Mail, Outlook and more, put each one next to our live preview, and fixed each gap we found: the width Gmail really gives your email, phones that shrink a wide email instead of letting it scroll, the font Outlook Classic really falls back to. That means you catch the email that breaks before your readers do, in every inbox, without paying for a screenshot of each one. Each inbox now gives your design a verdict: ready, needs work, or broken. Broken means a reader loses something, like missing content, columns that stack, or a button pushed against the edge of its card. Small drift is "needs work", not a fail. The preview now has numbered pins that match one ranked list of what your readers will see, per inbox. Fix the first one first. Your score also counts how the email actually draws, plus image links that are dead for everyone. Some saved emails may read lower than last time. Nothing broke on your side: the score just sees more now. Real-device checks now include Gmail and Outlook on Android, Yahoo Mail on Android, Outlook Classic and the new Outlook. A small notice follows each check on every screen until its screenshots are in. And a few smaller things: zoom the live preview out to the whole email, a note when images did not load, and a free blocklist checker for your sending IP or domain. You have nothing to do. Every email you have saved is checked again automatically. Whenever we learn something new about how an inbox draws email, we re-check all of them overnight, and if one of yours now breaks, we email you. Everything is in your dashboard: app.emailens.dev/dashboard Reply to this email if anything looks off. I read every reply. Philippe | 
