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Mailient — app walkthrough
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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
const findings = [];
async function dismissCookieBanner() {
const btn = page.getByRole('button', { name: /accept|allow|got it|ok$/i }).first();
if (await btn.isVisible().catch(() => false)) {
await btn.click().catch(() => {});
}
}
async function shot(n, slug) {
await page.screenshot({ path: `${screenshotPath}-${n}-${slug}.png`, fullPage: true });Checks run
Notes from the demo run
AI-generatedMailient positions itself as a $29/mo AI inbox employee: an agent that reads Gmail overnight, drafts replies in the founder's voice, and books meetings, delivered as one morning briefing. The marketing site is polished and dark-themed with a strong single hero claim, a live morning-brief mock, and three clearly explained product pillars (Sift triage, Arcus agent, Voice-matched drafts). Pricing is a clean two-tier flexible-subscription vs lifetime-founder layout.
- Single, concrete hero mockThe homepage leads with an actual rendered morning-briefing email (213 processed, 12 drafts, 3 meetings booked, 1 flagged) instead of abstract feature bullets, making the value prop legible in one screenshot.
- Three-pillar product splitArcus (agent), Sift (triage), and Drafts (voice) each get their own dedicated marketing page rather than being crammed into one feature list, which reads well for a technical buyer evaluating the agent architecture.
- Transparent automation framingCopy repeatedly stresses 'every action logged, every link clickable, no black box' and 'nothing sends without your approval', a good trust signal for a product that needs full Gmail send/modify scopes.
- Google OAuth app stuck in Testing publishing statusThe only sign-in/sign-up path is Google OAuth requesting gmail.send/readonly/modify scopes. The consent screen returned access_denied: the developer hasn't given access to this app, it's currently being tested and hasn't been verified by Google. Any visitor whose Google account isn't on the developer's manual test-user allowlist is fully blocked from signing up right now, which will block essentially all real trial signups until the app passes Google verification or moves out of Testing status.
- No fallback auth pathThere is no email+password option on either /auth/signup or /auth/signin, both route straight into the same restricted Google OAuth client, so the access_denied wall has zero workaround for a new visitor.
- /home-feed (dashboard)·Requires authentication; Google OAuth blocked with access_denied (app in Testing mode, account not allowlisted)
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