2TI LMailer – Native Linux email and groupware (Rust, Tauri v2, local Ollama) 2TI has released version 1.0.0 of LMailer, a native Linux mail, calendar and contacts client built in Rust on Tauri v2 that runs its AI features against a user's own Ollama instance at localhost:11434 rather than a hosted API. The client ships as a roughly 3.2 MB binary that uses the system WebKitGTK 4.1 view instead of bundling Chromium, connects to mail providers directly over IMAP and SMTP, and is licensed offline with no cloud subscription or telemetry. The first packaged build is still compiling, and 2TI is collecting a waitlist for Debian, Ubuntu and Zorin OS users ahead of release. One window, three disciplines. Mail, calendars and contacts share a single thread-aware sidebar, so the history behind an email is never a second search. YOUR LINUX DESKTOP. REIMAGINED. 2TI LMailer · 1.0.0 Native Linux performance with mail, calendar and contacts in one window. Categorisation, thread summaries and drafting run against your own Ollama instance - no cloud telemetry, and no account required to start. 01 / Architecture & value pillars Categorise, summarise and draft against your own Ollama instance over localhost. Message text is never sent to a hosted API. A small native binary that uses the system WebKitGTK view instead of bundling a second browser engine. Connects directly to your local Ollama daemon localhost:11434 and the shared 2TI Local AI Bridge—summarizing threads, extracting action items, and drafting cited replies with zero cloud telemetry. 02 / Interface & Local LLM tour UNDER THE HOOD / Released 2TI LMailer for Debian . Ubuntu . Zorin OS A WebKitGTK 4.1 runtime and a modern glibc distribution. No Node, no bundler, no Chromium download. One fair licence, validated offline. No cloud subscription. 04 / Questions & licensing Not yet. The first packaged build is compiling; the waitlist is how you hear about it first. No. You install one .deb or AppImage. It uses the WebKitGTK view your distribution already ships. No. LMailer speaks IMAP and SMTP directly to your provider. AI features run locally against Ollama. About 3.2 MB. A conventional Electron mail client ships a full second Chromium with it.