Include time zone and different times for different reciepents on same email - this way it will be a much stronger feature than what is found in services such as gmail.

A schedule send is a great feature as you can target times when you know clients are checking mail. Also brilliant when you are working weekends or late at night and don't want to be buzzing client's phones at crazy times. Gmail provides this and it's a feature I didn't think about until I didn't have it...

This has been requested for over two years??? Please add this. I work at night a lot, but it looks unprofessional to send an email when my recipients are sleeping.

Please schedule send. It's critical for businesses so that we can ensure we are not disturbing customers, employees and suppliers in the middle of the night.

Its so critical that I might have to leave Protonmail and go back providers that offer it.

Help your users become Indistractable and hack back email! I want to be able to send late Friday emails on Monday mornings!

Why is this very commonly implemented feature only 'Planned' for 6 years now? Very disappointing of the ProtonMail dev's!

PLEASE get scheduled email like gmail has and lots others. THANKS!

I do support this feature very energetically, it would make a huge difference to my productivity.

Thanks nonetheless for making protonmail protonmail!

Scheduled emails are great.

I can write a email midnight, and the recipient will receive it at a normal time.

Yes please. Using Protonmail for my business emails now and as one user says below, the "oh shit" button would be lovely, as well as being able to schedule emails to send when I know I'll not be at my pc.

As a Protonmail user coming from gsuite I'm really missing this feature.

Please give us the "Schedule Send" feature, like Google has. I'm all in with Protonmail. But this one feature I really miss at Google.

A delayed send, even 30 second, it's very useful, when you just realized you make a mistake in typing or other, you cancel the sending and fix the problem... It would be great.
Also a scheduled send it's useful when you don't want to be overbearing and answer right away to those who wrote to you, but you would like to finish your work and not worry about it anymore, by just scheduling the sending for another day...
Thanks if you can add these features. Proton is great, it will increase its popularity.

I would love to be able to postpone message delivering in ProtonMail. I am wake up in the middle of the nights and do not like to send any official messages then. It would be great to could set the sending time to the next morning or some time which is more suitable and appropriate. This can be done already in gmail.

I would love to be able to postpone message delivering in ProtonMail. I am wake up in the middle of the nights and do not like to send any official messages then. It would be great to could set the sending time to the next morning or some time which is more suitable and appropriate. This can be done already in gmail.

Good for reminders, invitations, msg to arrive during recipients' business or preferred hours and ... so that people don't know how late/early I'm sending mail!

I just made the mistake of sending an email with lots of private info to a non-protonmail customer and forgot to encrypt it. I was using the website as opposed to an app.

If it would be easier to implement, perhaps a popup question asking if the user would like to encrypt the email would be another way to prevent mistakes like I just made.

I just made the mistake of sending an email with lots of private info to a non-protonmail customer and forgot to encrypt it. I was using the website as opposed to an app.

If it would be easier to implement, perhaps a popup question asking if the user would like to encrypt the email would be another way to prevent mistakes like I just made.

Please add this feature. Every premiere business email system has this feature, and it is extremely useful. Preferably ranging up to a 5 minute delay.

Can't people use the ProtonMail bridge application and use the timed email option in outlook or mail?