Version 2.4.1 · out 24 July 2026

Get nMail plus on every computer you use.

One licence covers all your machines. nMail talks straight to your providers, so your mail never passes through our servers.

Download for macOS
Apple silicon · 94 MB · macOS 13 or later

Pick your platform

Signed & notarised builds · check the checksums
macOS 13 Ventura or later Native

There's a universal .dmg too, if you're setting up mixed hardware.

Windows Windows 10 build 19041+ Native

A portable .zip for locked-down machines lives on the checksums page.

Linux glibc 2.31 or later Community

Flatpak is run by the community and follows releases a few days later.

Your mail stays between you and your provider

nMail is an app on your computer, not a service in the middle.

Encrypted connections to every provider, by default.
Your mail never passes through our servers.
Your mail is stored on your computer and at your provider, nowhere else.

Rather use the terminal?

Install from your usual package manager. It's the same signed build, updated on release day.

Homebrew brew install --cask nmail
winget winget install nMailLabs.nMail
apt sudo apt install nmail
Flatpak flatpak install flathub app.nmail.Client

What's new in 2.4.1

New Calendar events open right in the reading pane, no extra window.
New A signature per account, with a plain-text fallback.
Faster First sync of a 100k-message mailbox is about 3× quicker.
Fixed Snoozed threads don't come back an hour early when you change time zone.
Read the whole changelog →

Before you install

Do I need a licence to install?

Nope. Install first, sign in later. You get a full month with everything on, then it stays free on one account.

Can I use one licence on several machines?

Yes, on every machine you personally use. No seat count, no activation server.

How do updates work?

Desktop builds update quietly in the background and apply next time you open the app. You can pin a version in Settings → Advanced.

Where is my mail stored?

On your computer and at your provider, nowhere else. nMail connects to each provider directly, over an encrypted connection by default, so your mail never passes through our servers.

Not sure yet? Try the beta.

Beta builds ship every week and unlock all of nMail plus while you test. No waiting list.

Join the beta