Tuta Mail
Offers comprehensive encryption for email, calendar, and contacts with zero personal info required. Built on open source, install via Play Store, F-Droid, or APK, with Tor and VPN support. Both free and paid plans; utilizes quantum-resistant encryption ensuring privacy-focused, anonymous usage.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Flathub
- F-Droid
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
- Clean design
Features
- Encrypted Email
- End-to-End Encryption
- Dark Mode
- Encrypted calendar
- Custom Domain
- Contacts
- No Tracking
- Multiple Account support
- Integrated File Sharing
- Ad-free
- Spam Filter
- Email Organizer
- Calendar Integration
- Recurring Tasks
- Auto Responder
- Mobile friendly
- Calendar View
- Full-Text Search
- Reminders
- Encrypted Connection
- Mail Filtering
- Support for Aliases
- Filters
- PGP Encryption
- Cloud Sync
- AES-256 Encryption
- Two-factor Authentication
- GDPR Compliant
- Sync Contacts
- Web-Based
- Integrated Spam Protection
- Unlimited Custom Domains
- Support for Multiple Users
Tags
- Encryption
- Privacy Protection
- Anonymity
- secure-email
- Event Calendar
- secure-email-service
- private-messages
- sse
- Events
Tuta Mail News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about Tuta Mail
Tuta Mail and Calendar introduce column resizing, undo move, new events options and moreTuta Mail introduces several updates focused on speed and usability. The webmail interface now supp...
- POX published news article about Tuta Mail
Tuta introduces user key verification to boost mailbox and calendar securityTuta is introducing key verification, expanding its privacy features across both the encrypted mail...
- Maoholguin published news article about Tuta Mail
Tuta boosts speed with Fast Sync and improves calendar and email workflowsTuta has released a Fast Sync update that makes Mail, Calendar, and Contacts up to ten times faster...
Recent activities
- nataliahancock85 reviewed Tuta Mail
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What is Tuta Mail?
Tuta is an all-in-one email, calendar and contacts app which protects your data with full end-to-end encryption and it requires zero personal information. Tuta is built with open source software so you can inspect every piece of code running on your devices so you can be sure that your privacy is protected. Tuta can be installed on your Android device through the Google Play Store, F-Droid, or by manually installing the APK. These alternative options make it easy to create a Tuta account without providing Google with any unnecessary information. You can also create your account with full Tor and VPN support.
With both free and paid subscription options (starting at €3 per month), you can create your anonymous account fast and easy starting with 1GB of storage all completely free of charge. If you are looking to drop Big Tech in favor of an app which protects your privacy and security, check out what Tuta has to offer.
If all of this wasn't enough, your anonymous email account is now protected with the world's first quantum-resistant encryption for email!







Comments and Reviews
I've come across Tutanota recently when looking to an email service to sign up for without a phone number. Tutanota was the only one I could find.
Maybe there are more, but the amount of tracking (phone number, ip addresses, etc.) that's going on online right now really scares me. It becomes close to impossible to use the internet anonymously. Some sites now even force you to sign up with Facebook and the likes, that's mad!
Anyway, I'm very happy that I've found Tutanota - not only can I use it anonymously, it's also encrypted and open source.
[Edited by Ariana, February 09]
proton mail and tuta mail is basically the same for privacy. for being anonymous, you can try temporary/disposable email addresses, something like https://tempmail.so
Tutanota deletes your email after 6 month of innactivity
This really is a huge downside.
is it bad? i mean you are aware why you picked tuta. for privacy and security reasons, auto deleting after 6 month of inactivity is good idea. and also giving 6 months time is enough to consider you abandoned that address.
Both free and paid plans; utilizes quantum-resistant encryption ensuring privacy-focused
"Free of charge accounts are deleted after an inactive period of six months. A regular login is necessary to prevent automatic deletion. We delete such accounts for security reasons and also to allow us to offer free of charge Tuta accounts at all. However, the email addresses of such deleted accounts may be taken over into another paid account and re-used as email aliases or additional user addresses if you still have the valid login credentials."
they deleted my account because I forgot to log in in 6 months, I was too busy to notice. So now am locked out of my discord account, unless I want to cough up some money for a new shiny paid account JUST to get the free account back. bllsht. Am just sticking to gmail from now on
Honeypot E-mail provider, do not trust them.
can you share an article?
If you're interested, Tuta wrote a blog post about that, addressing the claim.
https://tuta.com/blog/tutanota-not-a-honeypot
From what I've seen on CBC news, it looks like it was a claim by a not very technically literate person in a court case, and when asked to give details, the person just kept saying "I don't recall".
Some policy made it terrible and I deleted it after I found out about that. While I liked the usability and budget friendliness, 6 month account deletion due to inactivity is absurd 😤
I don't recommend it. I registered on some platforms using my email address and continued using it. When I tried to log in to my email address after a while, it deleted my account due to inactivity, and I couldn't log in or register using my email address again. I found this to be very dangerous, as I could lose accounts at any time because of this.