v1 · Android · Apache-2.0

Email, reimagined
for agents.

A focused Android client for the claude-email backend. Think in conversations and commands, not folders and headers — with IMAP/SMTP under the hood and credentials sealed by the Android Keystore.

Android 7.0+ Signed release IMAP · SMTP

Features

Built for command-and-reply work.

Six deliberate capabilities. Nothing decorative, nothing enterprise — the surface area a person working with agents actually needs.

01 · IMAP + SMTP

Real email transport.

Standards under the hood. No proprietary lock-in, no bespoke protocol, no account you can’t leave.

02 · Android Keystore

Credentials stored encrypted.

Your password and shared secret are stored encrypted with the Android Keystore. The password goes only to your own mail server, to sign in.

03 · Command & reply

Conversations, not threads.

Agents and tasks are first-class. Title, agent badge, state — readable in one glance.

04 · Shared-secret auth

Authorize without passwords.

Route commands to the claude-email service with a shared secret. Agents stay scoped and revocable.

05 · Notifications

Hear back in the background.

Reply notifications are on by default and can be switched off in Settings. A foreground IMAP IDLE service keeps a connection open.

06 · Dark-first UI

Material 3, tuned for focus.

Calmer than Slack, more readable than Outlook. Built for long reading sessions, not consumer chat.

  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Material 3
  • Android Keystore
  • Angus Mail
  • Coroutines

Install

Three steps to first command.

No account to create. You hold the keys — the app just uses them.

  1. 01 / Download

    Grab the signed APK.

    Pull the latest release straight from GitHub. Reproducible, signed, and checksummed.

  2. 02 / Install

    Install on Android 7.0+.

    Allow “install unknown apps” for your file manager once. Android handles the rest.

  3. 03 / Configure

    Enter IMAP/SMTP credentials.

    Credentials are stored encrypted by the Keystore. The password is sent only to your own mail server, to sign in.