Features

Webmail people will actually use

The reason self-hosted mail gets abandoned is usually the client. This one threads, searches and installs.

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The webmail Inbox sorted into Primary, Promotions, Social, Updates and Forums tabs, a pinned message at the top, and a two-message conversation open in the reading pane.

The webmail on a phone: the Inbox with its category tabs, a pinned message and a New message button.

Webmail Settings, Filters: two filters, each read as a sentence of conditions and actions, with a switch and a menu.

Reading

Conversations are threaded on the client, folders, stars and coloured labels do the filing, and new mail arrives by live push rather than by a poll you can feel. Labels are IMAP keywords, so Thunderbird sees the same tags. Full-text search is Dovecot’s own index, so it searches bodies and not just headers. Every action has a single-key shortcut, and ⌘K lists them all.

Threaded conversations
Full-text search across bodies
Folders, stars and labels
Live push
Keyboard shortcuts and a command palette

Writing

Compose in rich text — or plain text, if you prefer — with drafts, attachments and undo send. A reply quotes the original as it was, tables and all. Nothing is sent that a user did not press send on — including anything the AI features suggest.

Rich-text or plain-text compose
Drafts and attachments
Undo send
Formatted HTML signatures

On a phone

It installs as an app from the browser and keeps a cache, so mail that has already been read is readable with no connection. There is no app store, no separate build, and no second client to keep in step.

Installable PWA
Offline reading of cached mail
One client on every device

Where these claims come from

Each line on this page is backed by a document in the product’s own repository. They are private, so the paths are given rather than linked; ask us if you want to see one.