Airmail
Airmail is a macOS email client for managing multiple accounts, reading and organizing messages, and handling mail in a customizable desktop workflow.
What is Airmail?
Airmail is a native email client for Mac that helps users manage personal and work inboxes in one place. It supports common mail services and protocols such as Gmail, iCloud, Office 365, Exchange, IMAP, and POP3, making it useful for people who handle multiple accounts or want an alternative to Apple Mail. The app focuses on everyday desktop email tasks including reading, composing, organizing, searching, and archiving messages. It also offers workflow tools such as message snoozing, unified inbox views, customizable actions, and integration with Apple features like Shortcuts and Siri on supported systems. Airmail is made by Bloop and is designed for users who want a more flexible, productivity-oriented mail experience on macOS.
Key features
- Manage multiple email accounts in one app
- Use a unified inbox to view messages from different accounts together
- Snooze messages and return them to your inbox later
- Customize actions and layouts for a preferred mail workflow
- Import local mail archives such as Apple Mailbox, EMLX, EML, and MBox files
- Search and organize messages with folders, labels, and account views
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Airmail is a legitimate email app, and access to your email accounts, contacts, notifications, and message content is normal for its purpose. Because it handles mail directly, the app may store account settings, local message data, and workflow preferences on your Mac. Removing it can disconnect your desktop email workflow and may delete local app data if you also remove its support files. If you use multiple accounts or business mail, make sure important messages are synced with your mail provider before clearing its local data.
Recommendation: Keep Airmail if you use it for daily email on your Mac or rely on its inbox organization and workflow tools. Remove it only if you no longer use the app and have already confirmed that any mail you need is available through your mail provider or another client.
Common paths
/Applications/Airmail.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/it.bloop.airmail2
Support paths
~/Library/Containers/it.bloop.airmail2~/Library/Group Containers/it.bloop.airmail2~/Library/Group Containers/2E337YPCZY.airmail
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/it.bloop.airmail2~/Library/Group Containers/it.bloop.airmail2~/Library/Group Containers/2E337YPCZY.airmail
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