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Nextcloud Mail – email client application for the Nextcloud platform

Nextcloud Mail is an email client application for the Nextcloud platform.

It lets users access and manage email from within their self-hosted cloud environment, bringing mail together with files, contacts, calendars, and tasks in a single interface. The project is designed for people who want tighter integration between email and the rest of their personal or organizational collaboration tools.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

  • Connects to IMAP mail accounts and supports multiple accounts with a unified inbox.
  • Integrates with other Nextcloud apps including Contacts, Calendar, Files, and Tasks.
  • Supports encrypted email workflows with S/MIME and Mailvelope.
  • Provides threaded conversations for improved message organization.
  • Includes mailbox management features such as creating, editing, deleting, and organizing submailboxes.

Website: github.com/nextcloud/mail
Support:
Developer: Nextcloud contributors
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0

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