✦ Calendar invites by text · Apple, Google & Outlook

Invite with a phone number.
Get their RSVP and email back.

Add a phone number as a calendar guest. They get a text with a one-tap Add to Calendar link. When they accept — their RSVP and email come back to you automatically.

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Free to start · No credit card · Works with Google, Apple & Outlook Calendar

See how it works ↓
Google Calendar — New Event
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Coffee — Thursday at 10am
Alex Chen · 45 min
Guests
AC
alex@work.com (organizer)
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6505551234@maeil.cc
You're invited to "Coffee" on Thu, Jun 12 at 10:00 AM by work.com. Accept or decline: app.maeil.cc/a/abc…

Reply STOP to opt out.
Delivered · 9:41 AM
Email revealed: sarah.miller@example.com

Same steps, skip the email ask

Everything happens inside the calendar app you already use.

1

Add their phone number as a guest

In Google, Apple, or Outlook Calendar, add 5551234567@maeil.cc as a guest — using any US phone number.

2

They get invited by text

The recipient gets a text with the event details and a one-tap Accept/Decline link.

3

You get their RSVP (and email!)

When they accept, they enter their email once. You get their RSVP with their real email — ready to add to your event's guest list in one tap.

Built for the way you actually work

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Any calendar app

Works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook. No plugins or integrations needed.

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Spam-protected

Only enrolled accounts can send invites. Phone reputation checked at signup. STOP handling built in.

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Instant delivery

SMS arrives within seconds via Twilio's A2P 10DLC network — the same infrastructure used by major brands.

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Connect your AI assistant (Power)

Power adds MCP & personal API access, so Claude or any MCP assistant can send invites and capture the reveal in-conversation. A real-time email notification the moment someone accepts comes with it.

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Recipient controls

Recipients can opt out at any time by replying STOP. They choose to share their email. No surprises.

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Dashboard history

Every send and every reveal is logged in your dashboard. See who accepted, who declined, and when.

Even faster from your iPhone

You don't need an app to use maeil — but iPhone users get the smoothest experience with one. Invite someone straight from the Share sheet, a Shortcut, the Action Button, or Spotlight, and let maeil do the rest in the background.

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Their email straight into Contacts

The biggest win: when they accept, maeil hands you their revealed email already paired with their number. One tap saves it to their contact card — or creates a new contact if you don't have them yet.

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One tap from anywhere

Share a contact or phone number to maeil, or trigger it from a Shortcut, the Action Button, or Spotlight — no calendar typing required.

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Runs in the background

maeil sends the invite and watches for the RSVP without you keeping anything open. The reveal lands the moment they accept.

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Coming to the App Store

The iOS app is built and on its way. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's live.

Built with an API from day one

maeil isn't just a consumer app. The same phone-number-to-email bridge is a REST API and an MCP server — so any calendar tool, CRM, recruiting platform, or AI agent can send invites programmatically and capture the RSVP.

REST API

POST a phone number and event details. Get back the accept/decline status and the revealed email address. One endpoint, one round trip.

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MCP server

Claude and other MCP-compatible assistants can call maeil as a native tool — schedule a meeting and capture the contact's email without leaving the conversation, even when all you have is their phone number.

See maeil for AI assistants →

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Any platform

Salesforce, HubSpot, Calendly, recruiting tools — if it can make an HTTP request, it can send a maeil invite and route the reveal back to your CRM automatically.

POST https://api.maeil.cc/v1/invite
Authorization: Bearer {api_key}

{
  "phone": "6505551234",
  "event": {
    "title": "Intro call — Acme Corp",
    "start": "2026-06-15T14:00:00Z",
    "organizer": "you@work.com"
  },
  "consent_attestation": true
}

MCP & API access is included from Power up — personal use on Power; automation, webhooks & metered volume on Builder and Business. Custom limits — contact us.

Simple, transparent pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you need more.

Free
$0
Try it, no card required
  • 3 free sends, then 1 / month
  • Accept/decline flow
  • Email reveals in dashboard
  • MCP & API access
  • Real-time notifications
Get started free
Standard
$29 / year
$2.42/mo, billed yearly
  • 150 sends / month (25 / day)
  • Auto-add & auto-save automations
  • Accept/decline flow
  • Email reveals in dashboard
  • MCP & AI assistant access
  • Real-time notifications
Get Standard

Personal plans (Standard, Power) bill annually; Builder & Business bill monthly and include a send quota, then $0.05 per send above it.

Common questions

How does the email reveal work?
When a recipient accepts your invite via the maeil link, they enter their email address once to confirm their RSVP. maeil sends the reveal to you two ways: an ICS calendar response you open to add them to your event's guest list, and instantly in your dashboard's Reveals tab. They're choosing to share it with you.
What if they don't accept?
No reveal happens. The email is only shared when the recipient actively accepts the invite. If they decline or ignore it, their email stays private.
Which calendar apps does this work with?
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar (Mac & iPhone), Microsoft Outlook, and Cal.com — basically any calendar or scheduling tool that sends standard ICS invite emails, which is all the major ones. If a tool lets you add a guest by email, it works: just use the recipient's number as theirnumber@maeil.cc.
Can I use maeil with my AI assistant?
Yes — it's a core use. maeil runs as an MCP server, so MCP-compatible assistants like Claude can send invites and capture the reveal without leaving the conversation. And because maeil is just a calendar-guest address, any tool or assistant that can add a guest by email — Cal.com, your CRM, or a scheduling assistant like Howie — can use it with no special integration: ask it to invite someone you only have a phone number for, and it adds theirnumber@maeil.cc as the guest. They get a text; you get their RSVP and email back.
What countries are supported?
US phone numbers only in v1. International support is on the roadmap.
Can recipients opt out?
Yes. Recipients can reply STOP to any maeil SMS at any time and they'll never receive another message from maeil. There's also a data deletion link on every acceptance page.
Is this legal?
Yes. The first SMS sent by maeil is informational (you've been invited to an event) with a clear opt-out. The recipient chooses to share their email. maeil complies with TCPA, CAN-SPAM, and GDPR guidelines.
What's the difference between Standard and Power?
Both are individual plans that bill annually. Standard ($29/yr) gives you 150 sends a month and you check reveals in the dashboard. Power ($49/yr) is the AI tier: it adds MCP & personal API access so you can connect maeil to your AI assistant — plus a higher 250 sends a month, real-time email notifications the moment someone accepts, and priority support. Running automation or higher volume? That's the Builder and Business plans.

Start with 3 free sends

No credit card. Send your first invite and watch the email come back — before you commit to anything.

Get started free →