ElectronMail is an open source project with code, documentation, and setup resources for email tools.
Spike is an AI-powered email platform and workspace that combines email with messaging, channels, groups, a shared inbox, video meetings and collaborative documents. It can be used with any existing email or with a business email created through Spike.
Dove is a suite of configurations and advanced modifications for Mozilla Thunderbird. The project states that it is designed to put the user first, with a focus on privacy, security, freedom and usability. Installation instructions, a manual installation path for unsupported platforms, and uninstall guidance are provided.
Roundcube is free and open source webmail software written in PHP. It is a browser-based multilingual IMAP client with a desktop-like interface offering drag-and-drop message management, MIME and HTML support, address book with groups and LDAP connectors, threaded message listing, spell checking, shared IMAP folders and a plugin API. It supports PGP encryption and is released under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later.
InboxReads is a directory and growth platform for the newsletter economy. It lets users browse email newsletters by topic and lists tools for creating, sending and monetising newsletters. It also states that it connects with more than 6000 top email newsletters to cross-promote, find sponsors and reach new audiences.
navi.land is an email service that offers standard IMAP/SMTP access. It provides encrypted storage, a Tor Onion Service, and custom domain support. Registration does not require phone numbers or personal information, and payments are accepted in Monero only. The site states that email is received in plaintext before being stored and recommends GPG use. Premium plans start at 25 EUR for lifetime storage.
scr.im is a service that turns an email address into a short link intended to be posted on the web, social media, forums and classified sites, with the stated aim of sharing email safely and receiving less spam.
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Spike is an AI-powered email platform and workspace that combines email with messaging, channels, groups, a shared inbox, video meetings and collaborative documents. It can be used with any existing email or with a business email created through Spike.
Dove is a suite of configurations and advanced modifications for Mozilla Thunderbird. The project states that it is designed to put the user first, with a focus on privacy, security, freedom and usability. Installation instructions, a manual installation path for unsupported platforms, and uninstall guidance are provided.
Roundcube is free and open source webmail software written in PHP. It is a browser-based multilingual IMAP client with a desktop-like interface offering drag-and-drop message management, MIME and HTML support, address book with groups and LDAP connectors, threaded message listing, spell checking, shared IMAP folders and a plugin API. It supports PGP encryption and is released under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later.
InboxReads is a directory and growth platform for the newsletter economy. It lets users browse email newsletters by topic and lists tools for creating, sending and monetising newsletters. It also states that it connects with more than 6000 top email newsletters to cross-promote, find sponsors and reach new audiences.
navi.land is an email service that offers standard IMAP/SMTP access. It provides encrypted storage, a Tor Onion Service, and custom domain support. Registration does not require phone numbers or personal information, and payments are accepted in Monero only. The site states that email is received in plaintext before being stored and recommends GPG use. Premium plans start at 25 EUR for lifetime storage.
scr.im is a service that turns an email address into a short link intended to be posted on the web, social media, forums and classified sites, with the stated aim of sharing email safely and receiving less spam.
