AppsmalakhYour domain · your archive · your mail
Email for your eyes only.
malakh puts your mail on your own domain and in storage you own. Nobody scans your mail to sell you something. Nothing feeds your mail to a model. And the client is a good place to read mail.
Your address, your archive, your inbox
- from:
- subject:
- has:attachment
- before:
- label:
- any word in any body
Why malakh
- 01
Your inbox pays for ads.
malakh runs no advertising business. Nobody at malakh profits from what you write or needs to read your mail.
- 02
Your mail trains models.
malakh never samples, labels or sells your mail.
- 03
Your address belongs to the provider.
With malakh the address is yours because the domain is yours. Moving means changing where the domain points.
- 04
A robot locks you out.
malakh has no account reviews, automated suspensions or appeal queues. Nobody holds a switch to lock you out.
Nobody reads over your shoulder
Advertisers, AI models and the malakh team never read your mail.
- FETCHED BY malakhThe sender sees only a datacentre.
Images report nothing back
malakh fetches every picture in your mail first. A tracking pixel never learns who opened the message, when or from where.
- ADVERTISERS0, ever
No advertising business
malakh keeps no interest graph and never scans your mail for advertising.
- YOUR MAIL × TRAINING SETNever training data
Kept out of AI training
malakh does not use your mail to train AI. Spam filtering learns from your mailbox and from nobody else’s.
Your address. Your archive.
Both stay yours whatever happens to malakh.
- you@yourdomain
Your own domain
You register the domain and point the domain at malakh. The address is yours because the domain is yours.
- object storage · your account
An archive you hold
Every message stays exactly as the message arrived. The archive sits in object storage on your own account.
- no such button exists
Nobody locks you out
malakh has no account reviews, automated suspensions or appeal queues.
A good place to read mail
Every film below shows the real app in real use.
Rules show their work.
Write a rule and malakh counts the messages the rule would claim before you save. You always see a rule’s reach first.
- “This would claim 1 of the 8 messages you have.” You see the count first.
- Run the rule on those messages now. Or save the rule for later.
- Every filed message names the rule behind the move.
Block someone. They stay blocked.
Block an address or a whole domain from the message itself. Junk tells you why each message landed there.
- Block the address, block the whole domain or always allow the sender.
- “Not spam” undoes a call for good.
- The filter learns from your mailbox alone and reports to nobody.
Search takes instructions.
Type from:, subject:, has:attachment, before: or label:. Each operator turns into a chip you remove with one click.
- Search the body of every message you have.
- The search index stays unreadable to the database itself.
- Save any search as a folder.
Stacked conversations.
The newest message sits open. The rest take a line each. Open any of them without folding the one you were reading.
- Attachments, unsubscribe and reply belong to the message they came with.
- Real folders. Labels with counts and nesting.
Mail on your terms
- A consultant puts the business address on a domain of their own.
- A founder opens a newsletter. The sender sees a datacentre.
- A writer finds last year’s contract with two search chips.
The same mailbox on every screen
Every build is signed. The desktop apps check for their own updates. Verify any download with shasum -a 256.- MacmacOS 13 or newer. Apple silicon and Intel. Notarized by Apple.
- WindowsA signed installer for Windows 10 and 11.
- LinuxAppImage or .deb for Debian and Ubuntu.
- iPhone and iPadIn App Store review. iOS 15 or later.
- AndroidIn Google Play review. Android 8 or later.
Create your malakh account
Your own domain, your own server, your own archive. You publish one DNS record to prove the domain is yours. No mail arrives until you do.
Get startedQuestions
Do I need my own domain?
Yes. You register the domain and point the domain at malakh. The address stays yours because the domain is yours.
Where does my mail live?
Every message stays exactly as the message arrived. The archive sits in object storage on your own account.
Does anyone read my mail?
No. malakh never scans your mail for ads and never uses your mail to train AI.
How does malakh stop tracking pixels?
malakh fetches every picture in your mail first. The sender sees only a datacentre.
Will malakh ever suspend my account?
No. malakh has no account reviews, automated suspensions or appeal queues.
What happens to my mail if malakh closes?
Your address and your archive both stay yours. The domain belongs to you and the archive sits in your storage.
When do the phone apps arrive?
Both sit in store review today. The phone apps keep real folders and the same mail, with the main controls in reach of your thumb.