Delivered & Scheduled, by Great Scott

Beautifully designed for Windows 11.

Great Scott builds desktop apps that open instantly, work offline, and keep your data on your machine. Meet Delivered for email and Scheduled for your calendar.

Public beta coming soon on the Microsoft Store
GmailIMAPiCloudGoogle CalendarCalDAVWinUI 3
Delivered · Email

It's email. Delivered.

A native mail client for Windows that handles years of mail without breaking a sweat. Search it, sort it, and send it on your terms.

  • Search that speaks Gmailfrom:, has:attachment, before: and the rest of the operators you already know, answered from a local index.
  • Undo SendCatch the typo, the wrong Reply All, or the missing attachment before it leaves.
  • Conversations or messagesCollapse threads into one row, or expand and act on a single message. Your call.
  • Gmail and IMAP, liveNew IMAP mail arrives the moment it lands, with push instead of polling.
Scheduled · Calendar

Your time. Scheduled.

A calendar that sits next to your mail, not inside a browser. Google and iCloud calendars side by side, with invitations that actually get sent.

  • Every calendar in one viewGoogle Calendar and iCloud (CalDAV) combined, color-coded, and editable.
  • Guests with suggestionsStart typing a name and your contacts appear. Invitations go out when you save.
  • Drive attachmentsAttach files to an event straight from Google Drive.
  • Recurring, done rightEdit this event, this and following, or the whole series.
How we build

Software that respects your machine.

Truly nativeBuilt with WinUI 3 for Windows 11. It looks, scrolls, and snaps like the rest of the system.
Local firstYour mail and events are cached on your PC, so the apps open fast and keep working offline.
Private by designNo ad profile, no third-party mail processing. Sign-in goes straight to your provider.
Better togetherDelivered and Scheduled share your contacts and accounts, so they feel like one app.
Public beta · Microsoft Store

Be first to try them.

The public beta is coming soon. Both apps will be available from the Microsoft Store, so installing and updating is one click.