Knokk pulls every chat service and email account you use into a single window — Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram DMs, Snapchat, plus any email inbox over IMAP. Each service runs in its own tab with its own session, but lives behind one keyboard shortcut and one dock icon.
“Five chat services plus every IMAP inbox you have — one window, one keyboard shortcut, one dock icon.”
01.2What it does
Knokk in one paragraph.
It runs on desktop and mobile, so the same unified inbox follows you between Mac and phone. Tabs drag-to-reorder, every account has a global mute, and the whole UI supports markdown for note-taking and quick replies. Light and dark mode are first-class — Knokk follows the system or you can pin it.
It started because I was tired of having five chat apps and three email clients open across two devices. If you live in messages all day, Knokk collapses the chaos into one window.
01.3Features
Built around how you'd actually use it.
7 highlights — each one earns its place by removing a daily friction.
01.3.01
Chat + email, unified
Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram DMs, Snapchat — plus any IMAP email account in the same window.
01.3.02
Desktop and mobile
Same accounts, same unread state, follows you between Mac and phone.
01.3.03
Markdown everywhere
Format notes, drafts, and quick replies in markdown across every service.
01.3.04
Light + dark mode
System-aware by default, or pin it to whichever you prefer.
01.3.05
Drag-to-reorder tabs
Arrange services by priority, mute any account globally with one click.
01.3.06
Unified unread badge
One number on the dock icon — total unreads across every account.
01.3.07
Isolated sessions
Each service has its own session — no cross-account cookie bleed.
Beta · v2.0.0 
