FairEmail
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FairEmail is a privacy-focused email client with a setup wizard that helpfully walks you through the steps to use it with any email provider. There are many privacy settings including encryption via OpenPGP and S/MIME and reformatted emails to avoid phishing.
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License model
- Freemium • Open Source
Application type
Country of Origin
Netherlands
EU
Platforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
- F-Droid
Features
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mopsbublic added FairEmail as alternative to Hostpoint E-mail & Office
FairEmail information
Developed by
Marcel Bokhorst Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $9 + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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Office & Productivity, Security & PrivacyGitHub repository
- 3,574 Stars
- 656 Forks
- 3 Open Issues
- Updated Apr 22, 2025
Comments and Reviews
This is an excellent app. It strikes a balance between being intuitive with a robust set of features to give users lots of control.
The maintainer responds promptly to questions, bug reports and feature requests. There are new releases coming out regularly. I love the unified inbox and the swipe gestures. It makes it really easy to stay on top of things.
Really, I can't recommend this app more.
Does what it promises. Works very well on my Pixel 6a.
"FairEmail does not support non-standard protocols, like Microsoft Exchange Web Services and Microsoft ActiveSync." FairEmail runs on Android –– can anyone recommend a email app for macOS?
https://email.faircode.eu/
Probably Thunderbird with the Exquilla addon.
For me it is a perfect android e-mail client packed with many features and really extensive configuration options. I only miss server-side IMAP full text search in all sub-folders (or channels or how they call it in IMAP). I know it is a bit complicated to implement but Thunderbird does that and it works there!
I used FairEmail for a long time to receive all my emails from multiple accounts. But it feels like it doesn't delete my emails when I ask it to. I switched to
K-9 Mail
The updates are so common it's almost annoying. 😅 Only complaint is that the customization options are so~ plentiful even with the tabs separating them into a relative few sections. Makes finding the option I wanna change a bit of a drag tbh.
Simple look but effective work