ROARMAIL
Mail for Mac and Windows · The Mad Lions Lab · Experiment 03
Every mailbox in one inbox, at keyboard speed, and no server of ours between you and your mail. Trackers blocked, links checked, and undo for everything.
Free · Mac and Windows · updates itself · all downloads
01 · Only here
Why your mail feels lighter here, and safer.
Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, Outlook or your own domain, side by side in All Inboxes, each with its own colour. Type your address and the server settings are found by themselves, even for a company domain on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
RoarMail talks to your mail servers straight from your computer: no server of ours sees your mail. Images stay hidden until you say so, tracking pixels are blocked even when they show, tracking tags come off links, and a link that pretends to be somewhere else gets a warning before it opens.
Archive, delete, move: each waits five seconds, and Z takes it back. Sending waits too, as long as you choose, up to 30 seconds, and Undo brings the message back as a draft. Mistakes stop being final.
02 · New
Put mail away until you need it, send it when they will read it, and hand it to the crew in RoarMe.
Snooze a message with B and it leaves the inbox until the time you pick, then comes back unread with a notification. Write now and send later, the same way. Want an answer? Ask RoarMail to remind you if nobody replies in 1, 2, 3 or 7 days.
Sign in with your RoarMe account, if you like. Send an email into a chat or a group, with its attachments, or make it a task with a date and a link back to the email. Your RoarMe tasks and upcoming calls sit beside your mail.
Most mail servers refuse more than 20 to 25 MB. Signed in to RoarMe, a bigger file goes up as a RoarTransfer link instead, up to 3 GB, kept for 3 days, and the email carries a card with its name, size and expiry.
The Simba and Pumba themes, dark, light or as the system, ten accent colours, reading size, spacing and corners, glass or solid panels, colour lines and counters per account, with a live preview. The same family as RoarMe.
One tap above the list shows only unread, starred, with attachments or today's mail, newest or oldest first. Search ignores Greek accents too, so «γυρισμα» finds «Γύρισμα», and it can look on your servers for old mail that never came down.
Settings in the manner of Apple Mail and Airmail: how often to check, a new-mail sound of your choice, which mail may notify you, more addresses to send from on each account, and separate fonts for the list and for reading, from any font on your computer.
03 · Everything
The rest of RoarMail, briefly.
Replies gather into one conversation, your own included. The newest and the unread open; the rest fold to one line.
Subject, sender and text, across every account, instantly. It ignores accents, so «καλημερα» finds «καλημέρα»; include Junk and Trash, or the servers, when you need to.
New mail arrives at once, not every few minutes, and the connection comes back by itself after sleep.
C to write, R to reply, E to archive, B to snooze, J and K to move, / to search. All on one page in Settings.
Swipe a message left or right on the trackpad, each side doing what you choose. Hover a row for read, star, snooze, archive and delete.
⌘-click, Shift-click or ⌘A, then archive, delete, move, snooze, star or mark them read together.
Reply, reply all and forward, Cc and Bcc, recipients suggested as you type, the system spellchecker, and several signatures per account.
Drafts save themselves every few seconds. A message that fails to send waits in the Outbox with Retry and Edit.
Unsubscribe in one tap where the list allows it. Block a sender and their new mail goes straight to the Trash.
RoarMail can open with the computer and wait in the Dock, the menu bar or both, so snoozes, scheduled sends and reminders happen on time. You choose which count the icon shows.
Mail is kept on your computer, so you can read on a plane. What you do offline is sent when you are back.
Make RoarMail the default in Settings and email links open a new message in it. The app speaks Greek or English, as your system or as you choose.
04 · Privacy
We built RoarMail to protect you from the mail itself: from people who track when you open it, and from mail that is not what it says.
Your computer talks to your mail servers directly. What RoarMail keeps stays on your computer.
Locked by your computer's own key store, Keychain on Mac and DPAPI on Windows, and never sent to us.
Images are hidden until you allow them, per message or per sender. Tracking pixels stay blocked either way.
Hover a link to see where it really goes. Tracking tags are removed, and look-alike addresses get a warning.
A warning when a message fails its sender checks, when the name hides another address, or when replies would go elsewhere.
On a Mac, lock RoarMail at start, after sleep or when idle; notifications hide what they say while it is locked.
One switch, and images from the web never load in any message, trackers stay blocked and links come clean.
05 · Download
Free, and in beta: an experiment of The Mad Lions Lab, our own mail every day.
It updates itself. RoarMail fetches new versions on its own and asks for a quick restart; if you quit first, it installs on the way out.
First time on a Mac? The app is not signed by Apple yet: right-click RoarMail in Applications and choose Open, or press Open Anyway in System Settings › Privacy & Security. On Windows: More info › Run anyway.
06 · Questions
Yes. No subscription, no ads.
Any account with IMAP and SMTP: Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, Outlook, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or your own domain. Gmail, iCloud and Yahoo ask for an app password, and RoarMail tells you where to make one. Sign-in with a Microsoft account is coming.
No. RoarMail connects from your computer straight to your mail servers. Your password stays in your computer's keychain.
No. RoarMail works on its own. Sign in with RoarMe only if you want to send emails into chats, make them tasks, see your tasks and calls, or send big files as a link. Your mail passwords never go to RoarMe.
As big as your mail server accepts; many refuse more than 20 to 25 MB. Signed in to RoarMe, a file up to 3 GB goes as a RoarTransfer link instead, kept for 3 days.
Search looks through the mail kept on your computer, which makes it instant; the first time, RoarMail brings the last 90 days of each folder. For older mail, turn on Search the servers too in Settings.
Not yet: RoarMail is for Mac and Windows. Snoozed, archived and moved mail moves on your server too, so the mail app on your phone sees the same inbox.
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