Sendly, out of the browser.
Installed, Sendly gets its own window and its own place in your dock — and on the phone builds, a notification when a domain fails or mail arrives. Each card below says what that specific build adds, and which ones do not exist yet.
Choose your device.
One of these works today. The other three are store listings in preparation, shown here so you know what is coming rather than discovering later that it existed.
Any computer or phone
What installing adds today
- Sendly opens in its own window — no tabs, no address bar, and none of the other twelve things you had open.
- One click from the dock, the taskbar or the home screen lands you on the dashboard, not on a page that then has to decide where you were going.
- Nothing to download and no store account. If the connection drops you get a Sendly page instead of the browser's error, and the interface itself is already on the machine.
Open Sendly and install itThe install is your browser's, not ours: Chrome and Edge show an install button in the address bar, and on an iPhone it is Share, then Add to Home Screen.
iPhone & iPad
What the App Store build will add
- Push notifications on the phone for the things Sendly already tells you about: a domain verifying or failing, a payment retrying, a security action on a project, a webhook that stopped delivering, and new mail in a hosted mailbox.
- Tapping one of those opens the screen it is about, inside the app, without reloading the dashboard — every notification Sendly sends already carries an in-app link.
- The whole dashboard, not a reduced mobile edition: campaigns, contacts, domains, workflows and the API keys, because the app runs the same Sendly this site does.
App StoreComing soonAndroid phone & tablet
What the Google Play build will add
- Sendly in the launcher and the app switcher, in its own window, alongside everything else you work in.
- The same project notifications as the iPhone build — domains, billing, security, webhook alerts and inbound mailbox mail — delivered by the platform that already fans them out to your in-app bell.
- Installs and updates through Play, so a device your company manages can get Sendly the same way it gets everything else.
Google PlayComing soonWindows PC
What the Microsoft Store build will add
- Start menu and taskbar placement, pinned where your team already pins the tools they open every morning.
- Deployment through the Store, which is the route an IT-managed fleet can actually take — no per-machine download, no browser step.
- Sendly stops offering to install itself the moment it is installed, on this platform as on every other one.
Microsoft StoreComing soon
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The one build with nothing to install.
Sendly runs an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor or any other client that speaks the protocol can work in your workspace directly. It is a URL, not a download: you approve the connection once, choose how much of the account it covers, and the agent is registered with exactly the tools that permission preset allows — up to 81 of them on full access. Irreversible permissions arrive unchecked.
https://app.sendly.now/api/mcp
claude mcp add --transport http sendly https://app.sendly.now/api/mcp
Debug your sends from the toolbar.
A separate Chrome extension shows what your Sendly emails sent, delivered or bounced: delivery timelines, events, domain health and raw API requests. It is available on the Chrome Web Store.
Built by the same team, for the same desk.
Sendly is one of fifteen Devino products. These are the ones whose users look like Sendly's — founders, marketers and developers — rather than the whole catalogue.
Questions about the app.
- Is there a Sendly app in the App Store, Google Play or the Microsoft Store?
- Not yet. Those listings are being prepared and the page above shows each one as Coming soon rather than pretending otherwise. What works today is installing Sendly from your browser, which takes one click and gives you the app in its own window on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux.
- What does installing actually change?
- Sendly opens in its own window with no tabs and no address bar, it launches from your dock, taskbar or home screen straight into the dashboard, and if the network drops you get a Sendly page rather than the browser's error. It is the same account and the same data — nothing moves onto your machine and nothing is left behind if you uninstall.
- Does the installed app work offline?
- Only partly, and it is worth being precise about which part. Sendly caches its own interface and an offline page, so a dropped connection shows you something of ours instead of a browser error. It does not cache your contacts, campaigns or sending history: every request for data goes to the network, so an offline app cannot show you yesterday's opens.
- Will the installed app send me push notifications?
- The browser install does not: Sendly delivers push through the phone builds, not through the browser. Inside the dashboard you still get the notification bell, and the alerts that matter most — a domain failing verification, a payment retrying, a webhook that stopped delivering — also reach you by email. Phone push arrives with the App Store and Google Play builds.
- Do I need the app to use Sendly from Claude, Cursor or another AI client?
- No. Sendly's MCP server is a URL, not a download: point your client at https://app.sendly.now/api/mcp, approve the connection once, and the agent gets exactly the tools the permission preset you chose covers. It works the same whether you have installed Sendly or not.