Mail Archive
Own your email archive. No cloud required.
Mail Archive launched on June 3, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
I created Mail Archive because I needed a simple way to archive my own emails without relying on expensive cloud services or complicated enterprise software. Mail Archive lets you connect Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft 365 and IMAP accounts, store emails locally on your computer and search everything with fast full-text search. No cloud dependency, no mandatory subscription, and complete control over your data. Available for Mac and Windows.
Securely archive your emails locally on Mac & Windows. Access important messages anytime with powerful search options!
Secure your emails permanently and searchable on your own storage – independent of your email provider. ✔ Archive Gmail ✔ Archive Outlook ✔ Archive IMAP accounts ✔ Local storage instead of cloud ✔ Fast full-text search ✔ Export and long-term archiving Mail Archive originated from the desire to permanently archive emails locally, without being dependent on cloud services or individual providers. What began as a personal solution is now used by users who want to secure their data long-term and access it at any time. Discover the benefits of mailarchive.email, including the connection to IMAP accounts, flexible archiving options, and a powerful full-text search. Connect your email accounts…from mailarchive.email
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