Introduction
Mailhopper is a unified inbox for all your IMAP email accounts — one time-sorted, searchable, keyboard-driven stream.
Mailhopper connects your email accounts over IMAP and merges them into a single, time-sorted stream. Read everything in one place, search across every account at once, and move through your mail with the keyboard.
Mailhopper works with any provider that speaks IMAP — Gmail, Fastmail, iCloud, Office 365, and self-hosted servers included. Your mail stays on your provider; Mailhopper is a reader and composer on top of it.
What you can do
How it stays in sync
Mailhopper keeps a live connection to your inbox, so new mail appears within seconds — no manual refresh. Actions flow both ways: mark something read in Mailhopper and it's read on the server; archive or delete in another mail app and it disappears here too.
Archiving, deleting, and moving in Mailhopper perform the real IMAP operations on your account. Delete is recoverable — it moves mail to Trash, not straight to permanent deletion.
Private by design
Your account credentials — app passwords and OAuth tokens alike — are encrypted at rest and never stored in plaintext. Connections use TLS. Removing an account from Mailhopper deletes the local copy only — your mailbox is never touched.