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ownmail

v0.7.0

Published

Your inbox. Your domain. No per-seat fees. Deploy a full mailbox + calendar app in one command. Powered by Nylas.

Downloads

2,895

Vulnerabilities

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Links

Git

Maintainers

nylas-adminnylas-admin

Keywords

emailmailboxcalendarclinylascloudflarevercelnetlifyself-hosted

Readme

OwnMail

Email that answers to you.

OwnMail helps independent builders put a mailbox and calendar app on a domain they control. It provisions the app and deploys it to Cloudflare, Vercel, or Netlify, or starts it locally, powered by Nylas Agent Accounts.

Start with the guided path. Eject to the source when you want the power-user path.

OwnMail's local mock inbox with The Dispatch open, divided diagonally between light and dark modes

Put your inbox to work

npx ownmail

The setup wizard signs you in, creates an inbox, configures a domain, and deploys the app. You can safely re-run it to resume an incomplete setup. Existing Nylas users can sign in with their Nylas email/password (including authenticator-code MFA) or with Google, Microsoft, or GitHub. Account creation continues through the browser-based provider flow.

Common commands

ownmail status
ownmail update
ownmail doctor
ownmail inbox add
ownmail eject

Run ownmail --help or ownmail <command> --help for the complete command reference.

Eject when you are ready

Want to change the experience, host it differently, or turn it into something only you would build? Copy the app into a directory you control:

ownmail eject ./my-ownmail

From there, the source and local-development workflow are yours to shape.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20 or later
  • A Nylas account
  • A Cloudflare, Vercel, or Netlify account for hosted deployment
  • A domain you control, or a free nylas.email subdomain created during setup

Documentation

Do not commit generated passwords, API keys, session secrets, or deployment credentials. OwnMail stores hosted app secrets with the selected provider and keeps local runtime secrets in the OS credential store.

License

MIT