mailpile.is

Open-source email client and self-hosted mail server for people seeking private, encrypted email

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About mailpile.is

Mailpile develops a free, open-source email client that searches and organizes email, supports encryption, and can run as a personal webmail server on a user's own computer.

The project is community-funded through contributions from backers. Mailpile ehf was founded around its crowdfunding campaign in 2013 and has no fixed offices; its positions are remote.

Product: Free, open-source email client and personal webmail server with mail search, organization, and encryption features.

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