No. 13 of 22 ·Email Parsing Software

Dewmail

Self-hosted · API

Freedom report

One barScore 5.3

Dewmail is ranked #13 of 22 in email parsing software on Freedom251. It runs on API, Self-hosted.

Compared on email parsing software

Product: Dewmail is an open-source email parsing microservice for HTTP APIs.
Email forwarding: It receives email for a domain and sends a JSON-encoded POST request to the API.
Setup: The hosted setup guide says to add MX records pointing to in1.dewmail.org and in2.dewmail.org.
Parsed fields: Its example JSON includes the message body, sender, subject, timestamp, recipient, sender IP, and SPF result.
Recipient routing: The setup example maps [email protected] to a POST at api.example.com/foo/bar.
Self-hosting: The site says Dewmail can be hosted on your own hardware or inside your network, and links to source code under the MIT License.
Language: The project repository says Dewmail is written in Go.
Security option: Self-hosted configuration can use HTTPS for POST requests; the repository lists HTTP as the default.
SPF option: SPF checking and requiring an SPF pass are configurable, and both are disabled by default.
Domain restriction: Self-hosted configuration can restrict accepted mail to specified valid domains; domain checking is off by default.
Port requirement: The self-hosting instructions say port 25 must not be blocked by the firewall.
Hosted service access: The homepage says the hosted service requires no signup, credit card, or installation.
Support: The homepage invites questions by Twitter, and lists [email protected] as a contact email.
Maker: The site credits Stephen Parker as Dewmail's maker.

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