An open email protocol built on Nostr. Your address belongs to you, not to a provider that can take it away.
The open-source reference client for the protocol. Built with Flutter for Web, Android, and Linux. Same email UX you know, except your inbox lives on a relay network you control.
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Great app! I test it with Rusell and was very helpful. This could open more doors for nostr.
Tested two new apps today. #Nmail worked great! I enjoyed using it! Email through a free protocol! …
wtf Why didn't I know about nostrmail.org earlier? I want to talk to nostr customer support to file a complaint.
The point is that there's no single point of failure, no centralized control, and your emails are guaranteed to sit encrypted at rest. Seems pretty cool to me. If it becomes production ready, I could potentially switch from Proton. …
Decentralized 'email'. Great leap towards exiting the system.
This is awesome. One question. Can I send to NIP-05 from legacy email? Should I register NIP05 to uid.ovh somehow or how does this work?
Great app i love the Simplicity and User control you get in Nmail.
A set of open standards designed to replace SMTP with a faster, safer, and decentralized relay network.
The universal email event. A simple JSON structure that carries RFC 2822 email content over the Nostr relay network.
Uses NIP-44 for encryption and NIP-59 (Gift Wraps) to hide metadata from relays, ensuring total privacy.
Seamlessly handles large MIME attachments by encrypting and storing them on Blossom servers with hybrid referencing.
Uses NIP-32 labels for folders and read states, and NIP-78 for synchronizing settings across all devices.
Integrate Nostr Mail into your own applications with our ready-to-use SDKs for Flutter and JavaScript.
A Dart/Flutter package to easily build cross-platform decentralized email clients.
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A TypeScript/JavaScript library for web and Node.js integrations of the Nostr Mail protocol.
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