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MAILTIG 1.0 release notes, explained
What shipped in MAILTIG 1.0, what is still outstanding, and why the public site will not claim certifications or inbox placement the product has not proven.
By MAILTIG editorial. Reviewed by Engineering (Engineering) on 5 November 2026. Next review due 4 February 2027. 6 minute read.
MAILTIG 1.0 shipped on 4 November 2026. This page reads RELEASE_NOTES.md: what is live, what is still outstanding, and which claims the public site will not make.
What 1.0 includes
A multi-tenant workspace: contacts and lists, sequences, mailboxes and sending domains, a unified inbox, meetings, warm-up, deliverability monitoring, billing and credits, and an agency layer. Users enter a workspace code, then sign in on a separate secure page. Passwords are never typed on this marketing origin.
Eleven module settings exist and are read by the product. The host dashboard shows workspaces, sends, replies, plan mix and revenue over 7, 30 or 90 days.
What 1.0 does not claim
- Email in development was verified against a mail catcher. Real provider reputation needs staging with real credentials.
- Terms, privacy and cookie documents are drafts until counsel signs them.
- No SOC 2, ISO 27001 or independent penetration-test badge. The security page lists controls and the reviews that have not happened.
Why the website tracks the notes
If the application cannot do a thing, this site will not sell it. Feature claims on every page map to an approved registry. When 1.1 ships, the changelog and the registry should move together. The security page lists controls and outstanding reviews.