Email that
doesn't watch you.
Your mail lives on your own Mac, talking straight to your provider. Tracking pixels stripped, click-trackers unwrapped, nothing phoned home — just a calm, fast inbox that's nobody's business but yours.
Most "private" mail apps don't sweat the details. This one does.
No one knows when you opened it.
Tracking pixels are stripped the moment a message renders. The sender learns nothing about when — or whether — you read their email.
Links go straight to the source.
Wrapped "redirect → real URL" trackers are unwound before you ever see them. When you click, you land on the real destination — no detour, no log.
Trackers never render at all.
Known advertising, analytics, fingerprinting and cryptomining hosts are blocked from loading inside your mail in the first place.
Your inbox stays on your Mac.
The whole app is local-first — a database on your disk talking IMAP to your provider. No Eeeemail server sits in the middle, and there's no telemetry. Ever.
A real, polished client —
not a privacy compromise.
Conversation threading, a calm reading pane, and privacy controls you can actually see. (Sample data shown.)
Privacy isn't a reason
to settle for less.
Eeeemail is a fast, full-featured client that happens to respect you. Keyboard to the core, calm by design.
Drive the whole inbox
without a mouse.
Single keys to archive, snooze, star, reply. ⌘K opens a command palette for everything else, and Focus mode drops you into one conversation at a time, the rest of the world hidden.
Conversation threading
Threads that hold together, with fast local full-text search across everything you've ever received.
On-device OCR
Scanned PDFs become searchable using Apple's built-in text recognition — nothing leaves your Mac.
Snooze & send-later
Reminders, follow-ups, local mail rules, multiple signatures, and pre-send checks to keep the inbox calm.
There's a lot more where that came from.
No crypto theatre.
Standard TLS (1.2+) on every IMAP and SMTP connection. Your password lives in the macOS Keychain, never in the database. No proprietary scheme, no overselling — just regular email that doesn't spy on you at every turn.