A free, privacy-focused mail service run from the EU. No ads, no tracking, no profile of you. Works with any mail app through standard IMAP and SMTP.
Beta testers get first pick of a short first-name address, for good.
IMAP and SMTP over TLS. Use Thunderbird, Apple Mail, K-9, or anything else. No lock-in, no special app.
Standard protocols and nothing exotic, so it keeps working with the tools you already have.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC are in place, and reverse DNS matches, so your mail has a fair chance of reaching the inbox.
Your mail lives on a server in the EU, and connections to it are encrypted.
No calendar, no AI assistant, no bundled extras. A mailbox, done well.
No payments are taken. Beta testers help shape the service and keep the address they claimed.
Accounts are created by hand for beta testers. Once you have one, these are the settings. Your username is your full address.
Privacy claims should be checkable. Here is what is true today and what is not yet.
We are letting people in slowly so the server’s sending reputation can grow safely. Testers get first claim on short names like john@ and maria@.
This page has no tracking and no backend. Pressing the button opens your own mail app with a prepared message to us, so nothing is sent until you send it.
Yes, during the beta. Paid plans or other funding may come later. Beta testers will keep their address.
A new mail server has to earn trust with Gmail, Outlook and others. Letting people in gradually protects deliverability for everyone.
Not yet. For now the service offers addresses at plainpost.eu only.
Not yet. You use a normal mail app over IMAP and SMTP.
One person, from the EU. Updates will appear on this page as the service grows.