Mail app for iOS, Android and hopefully more platforms in the future. Developed in Flutter.
You can test an early access version of Maily today:
- on Android at Google Play.
- on iOS with TestFlight.
- POP and IMAP service providers are supported, though POP accounts are not tested at this moment
- Multiple account support
- Unified account - when you have at least 2 accounts, a unified account will show up automatically - with unified inbox, sent, trash, etc
- Mail management: delete, mark as read/unread
- Unsubscribe from newsletters easily
- View attachments in app - photos, PDFs, video and audio files
- Compose messages: compose new messages and reply to/forward mails with WYSIWYG editor
- Save and continue draft messages
- Attach photo-, audio-, video- or generic files. Attach your current location.
- Swipe right to left to delete and swipe left to right to mark as read/unread
- Configurable swipe actions
- Optionally you can block external images when viewing mails
- You can specify aliases and check for + alias support by your mail provider
- Swipe left or right in the message details to view the next/previous message
- Experimental 'stack' display of messages
- Share received attachments to other apps and forward attachments to a new message
- Share files to Maily
- Search for messages, including universal search
- Delete all messages in trash and junk folders or in a search result
- Archive messages
- Mark messages as junk / not junk
- Forward messages as attachments - or forward only the attachments of the selected messages
- Select several messages at once with a long press
- Localized in English and German
- Supports dark and light theme and you can also change the color scheme.
- Shows thread information and allows to access the full thread when the mail service supports the
THREADIMAP extension. - Add animated GIFs and stickers (powered by Giphy)
- Display attached messages
- Request and send read receipts
- Extensible by email service providers, companies and developers
Please file feature requests and bugs at the issue tracker.
Every contribution is welcome. Since the project is licensed under the GPL, signing the Contributor License Agreement is required.
This is how you contribute:
- Fork the maily project by pressing the fork button.
- Clone your fork to your computer:
git clone github.com/$your_username/maily - Do your changes. When you are done, commit changes with
git add -Aandgit commit. - Push changes to your personal repository:
git push origin - Go to maily and create a pull request.
When you have compile problems this is usually due to not getting the latest version from git. Call flutter pub upgrade to ensure that you are on the latest version of all referenced projects. Since translations are generated you can ignore all translation problems, just start the build, afterwards the localization compilation problems will be gone.
When you change translations, re-generate the translations files by calling flutter gen-l10n.
Missing translations will be listed in missing-translations.txt.
We use the standard json_serializable package for generating
JSON and hive for storage.
When changing such classes, you have to re-run code generation
by calling dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs.
maily is licensed under the GNU Public License 3.0 "GPL". In a nutshell this means that you can play around as much as possible for private reasons, but that you need to publish your changes under the GPL, as soon as you the code commercially.
Check out these related projects:
- enough_mail_app base email app components in Flutter.
- enough_mail mail libraries in pure Dart.
- enough_mail_html generates HTML out of a
MimeMessage. - enough_mail_flutter provides some common Flutter widgets for any mail app.
- enough_media provides media rendering widgets.
- enough_convert provides the encodings missing from
dart:convert.
