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Introduction

Mailhopper is a unified inbox for all your IMAP email accounts. All in a one time-sorted, searchable, keyboard-driven stream.

Mailhopper connects your email accounts over IMAP and merges them into a single, time-sorted stream. Read everything in one place, search across every account at once, and move quickly through your mail with the keyboard.

Mailhopper works with any provider that speaks IMAP, including Gmail, Fastmail, iCloud, and self-hosted servers. Your mail stays on your provider; Mailhopper is a reader and composer on top of it.

Reading up to two mailboxes is free, no card required. Add a card when you want to send mail or connect more. See Plans & billing.

What you can do

One unified inbox

Every account merged into a single newest-first stream. Filter to one account, or read them all together.

Search everything

Full-text search across all your accounts at once, without switching mailboxes.

Keyboard-first

Navigate, read, reply, archive, and delete without touching the mouse.

Send and reply

Compose in rich text with attachments, reply, forward, and schedule over your account's own mail server, so sent mail lands in your real Sent folder.

Star, remind, triage

Star what matters, set a message to come back later, or mark it junk, each with one keystroke.

Quiet the noise

Set low-priority mail into a daily or weekly digest and get it back as one recap on your schedule.

Keep it clear

Block senders, auto-archive, age out old mail, unsubscribe in one tap, and act in bulk.

How it stays in sync

Mailhopper keeps a live connection to your inbox, so new mail appears within seconds without any manual refresh. Actions flow both ways: mark something read in Mailhopper and it's read on the server; archive or delete in another mail app and it disappears here too.

Archiving, deleting, and moving in Mailhopper perform the real IMAP operations on your account. Delete is recoverable: it moves mail to Trash, not straight to permanent deletion.

Private by design

No AI reads, sorts, or summarizes your mail. Your messages are never sent to a model or mined for ads, so what lands in your inbox stays between you and the sender.

Your account credentials (app passwords and OAuth tokens alike) are encrypted at rest and never stored in plaintext. Connections use TLS. Removing an account from Mailhopper deletes the local copy only. Your mailbox is never touched.

Next steps

Quickstart

Go from sign-up to a unified inbox in a few minutes.

Connect an account

What you need to connect Gmail, Fastmail, iCloud, and more.