QuickMail

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Two barsScore 7.1

Free tierA free tier is on its own pricing page
Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

QuickMail is ranked #43 of 143 in email clients on Freedom251. It runs on Windows. There is a free plan.

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Free Free Free, open-source Windows desktop email client kellylford.github.io · 11 Oct 2026

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Free plan: Yes
App coverage: desktop
Unified inbox: Yes
Offline access: Yes
Calendar tools: Yes

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The record

Purpose: QuickMail is a keyboard-first, screen reader friendly email program for Windows.
Supported accounts: It supports Gmail, Outlook.com, Microsoft 365, iCloud, and IMAP or POP3 accounts.
Inbox and conversations: It offers a unified inbox and lets users view messages as flat lists, conversation threads, or groups by sender or recipient.
Calendar: Its calendar supports appointments, Microsoft, Google, and iCloud calendars, reminders, and meeting invitation responses.
Contacts: It provides an address book with contacts and groups, plus optional synchronization from online accounts.
Mail tools: Features include mail rules, quick and advanced search, offline reading, templates, spell checking, and rich text formatting.
Accessibility: The app is designed to work with screen readers out of the box without custom scripts, and its keyboard shortcuts can be changed in Settings.
Downloads and requirements: Downloads include an MSI installer, ARM builds, and portable executables; QuickMail requires Windows 10 or 11 on x64 or ARM64.
Credential security: Passwords and OAuth refresh tokens are stored in Windows Credential Manager, while Microsoft and Google sign-in use OAuth 2.0.
Local data and telemetry: QuickMail says mail, contacts, calendar data, and settings stay on the computer and that it collects no analytics, usage statistics, crash reporting, or telemetry.
Message privacy: Remote message content is blocked by default; the reading pane's content security policy blocks remote images, scripts, frames, forms, media, and network connections.
Bug reports: In-app bug reports are sent only when the user chooses to send them, and the report preview shows the full text before sending.
Support: Users can report problems from the app or through GitHub Issues; the privacy policy also lists [email protected] for email support.
Security reporting: The maker asks users to report vulnerabilities privately through GitHub's vulnerability reporting or a private message to @kellylford, with acknowledgement promised within a few days.
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on Freedom251

Best Email Clients in 2026#43 of 143

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Sources

github.com/kellylford/QuickMail· checked 11 Oct 2026
kellylford.github.io/QuickMail/privacy.html· checked 11 Oct 2026
github.com/kellylford/QuickMail/security/policy· checked 11 Oct 2026