AxMail

AxMail

An email client for Gmail, Outlook and any IMAP account. It runs on your device and talks straight to your mail provider — no account to create, no server of ours in between.

What it does

Where it runs

AxMail is available for Windows as a desktop application, and for Android as a mobile app. macOS and Linux builds are in progress from the same codebase.

The desktop version has a full three-pane layout with a reading pane, keyboard shortcuts, a system tray icon and native notifications. The mobile version keeps the phone layout you would expect.

Privacy, in one paragraph

We never store your mail. It is fetched from your provider to your device and stored there; your passwords and sign-in tokens go into your operating system's secure credential store. There is no analytics, no telemetry and no tracking in the app, so we genuinely do not know who uses it. Two optional features do use a server of ours in Germany — instant new-mail alerts, and the AI assistant — and each one asks before it sends anything. The Privacy Policy sets out every case where AxMail contacts anything other than your own mail provider — there are five, and you control all of them.

Who makes AxMail

AxMail is built and published under the QNgin brand (qngin.com) by Norsou, a Norwegian software business registered as org. no. 934788680 at Skovveien 1, 0257 Oslo. AxMail is part of the QNgin family of products and shares its branding. Support, security reports and anything else reach us at post@qngin.com.

Support

Questions, bug reports and feature requests go to post@qngin.com.