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Local-first mail for your devices
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Every choice here takes effect as you make it.
Every choice here takes effect as you make it.
Encrypted storage information loads on demand.
Publish this device's encrypted vault to a Git repository you own, then restore it on another device. The repository only ever receives ciphertext.
Not configured yet.
GitMail keeps your encrypted backup in a private repository you own. A free account is enough — GitMail never sees your mail there, only ciphertext.
Open the link, confirm the page GitHub shows, and paste the token back here. GitMail asks for one permission — private repositories — and the token never leaves this device.
GitMail creates this repository privately under your account. The default is fine.
Your vault is encrypted on this device before it is sent. Repeat this on another device with the same passphrase to bring your mail across.
This device publishes its encrypted vault to your repository. Open GitMail on another device and use the same passphrase to restore it.
Passwords, tokens, and message bodies are never included.
Your report becomes a GitHub issue that anyone who can see the project can read. Do not include passwords, message contents, other people's addresses, access tokens, or other private data.
Votes are GitHub 👍 reactions from signed-in users. Bugs are prioritized by independent reports and duplicates; security issues always override popularity.
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