Multiple accounts
IMAP over SSL or STARTTLS. Star a message, archive it, throw it in the trash. The change shows up on every other device immediately.
A small, fast email app for Windows and Linux. Keep all your accounts in one place, search every message instantly, and run the whole thing from the keyboard.
v0.1 preview · Windows · Linux build coming
A full mail client. Multiple accounts, search across all of them, attachments, drafts, snooze, undo send. It just stops short of the parts that don't belong in a mail app.
IMAP over SSL or STARTTLS. Star a message, archive it, throw it in the trash. The change shows up on every other device immediately.
Pick SMTP or Resend per account. Templates show up in the composer. After you hit send, you have up to thirty seconds to change your mind.
Press Ctrl+K from anywhere. Results appear before you finish typing, across subjects, senders, snippets and the bodies you've opened.
Walk the inbox with j and k. Reply with r. Archive with e. The whole app stays usable without ever touching the mouse.
Drop the executable in any folder. Your accounts, drafts and search index live in a small cursus-files folder right next to it. Move the folder, take everything with you.
Cursus stores your passwords in the operating system's secure keychain. They never sit in plain text inside the app.
Type half of what you remember. The right message shows up before you finish.
Search runs across subjects, senders, recipients and the bodies of every message you've opened. Click any result to jump straight to it.
Most actions are a single key. You walk through messages, open them, reply, archive, send, and search without ever reaching for the mouse.
The shortcuts are predictable and grouped by what they do, so you stop thinking about them within a few minutes of using the app.
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Open source. There's no tier above this one, no trial about to end, and no "Pro" version waiting to upsell you.
A mail app should read mail. The features that crept into other apps over the last decade add attack surface, complexity and noise without making the inbox better. Cursus skips them on purpose.
No smart reply, no summaries, no auto categorisation. Your words are yours.
Your data stays on your machine. Move it yourself, or don't.
The app never phones home. No usage pings, no analytics, no crash reports leaving your machine.
Remote images are blocked by default, so senders don't get a signal the moment you read the message.
Free. Open source. About 10 MB. No account, no signup. Point it at your IMAP server and start reading.