Requires Apple Silicon (arm64); drag the app to Applications.
// First-run setup
These builds are unsigned — your OS treats them as development software. Allow them once on first launch:
Android
Download the APK and tap it — Android asks to allow installs from this source.
On the prompt, enable "Install unknown apps" for your browser / file manager, then install.
When the system warns it "can't be trusted", confirm you still want to install it.
macOS
Open the DMG and drag Wiz into Applications.
First launch: right-click (Control-click) Wiz → Open → Open, to bypass Gatekeeper once.
Or go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → click "Open Anyway".
Mailaya
A Chrome extension that triages Gmail and Outlook with a Laya model running on your own Mac. Mail is analysed locally and never leaves your computer.
// What it does
Inbox badges — importance, needs-reply and suspicious, at a glance before every subject.
Link & sender check — flags links whose text and target differ, and look-alike domains (paypa1, bank-verify.top …).
Ask — one-click yes/no questions about the open mail (a deadline? asking me to pay?) or your own question.
Send check — warns about “see attached” with no attachment, an empty subject, or a hostile tone.
Pending-reply list — the toolbar icon lists mail that still needs your answer.
Private by design — the only network address it can reach is 127.0.0.1; no analytics, no remote code.
// Download
Two parts: the browser extension, and the local Laya service that does the model work. The extension's link, sender and send checks work even without the service.
Chrome extension
Mailaya for Chrome
v0.7.0
Works on Gmail and Outlook on the web (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc).