YunZheng Mail · Free for personal use

YunZheng Mail

Web mail that works the way you expect. A complete mailbox in the browser: conversations, labels, filters, undo send, snooze and search — free for personal use, with one YunZheng account.

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What you get

Conversations

Messages threaded into conversations, unread and important marked apart, and an inbox that can put the important mail first.

Categories

Promotions, social and updates in their own tabs, so the inbox is people.

Compose

A rich text editor with fonts, colours, lists and links; attachments by drag and drop or paste; undo send for a few seconds after every message; send later at a time you pick.

Search

Operators such as from:, has:attachment and older_than:, an advanced search panel, and search inside message bodies.

Labels, filters, snooze

Nested labels with colours, filters that file, star and forward on arrival, a vacation reply, and snooze to bring a conversation back on the morning you need it.

Works offline, on a phone

The last mail you read stays on the device; the layout fits a phone, with swipe to archive and delete.

Contacts and identities

A contacts book that learns from your mail, several sending identities with their own signatures, and reply-to addresses of your choosing.

Keyboard shortcuts

The shortcuts you already know: c to compose, e to archive, / to search.

Themes

Light, dark, or whatever the system says.

How to start

  1. Sign in with your YunZheng account, or create one on the sign-in page.
  2. Open a mailbox your organisation assigned to you, or add your own domain — the setup wizard walks through it.
  3. That is it. The next time you come back signed in, Mail opens straight into your inbox.

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Questions

Is it free?
For personal use, yes.
Which browsers?
Any current browser, on a desktop or a phone.
Can I use another mail client?
Sending over SMTP with an app password works today; IMAP is on the way.
Where is my mail?
In your mailbox, on your own server or your organisation's — Mail is the window onto it.