Support
Found a bug or missing something? Open an issue on GitHub — or write to hello@nomailapp.com.
Frequently asked questions
- How do updates work?
- NoMail updates itself in-app: it checks for new releases on launch and every six hours, downloads in the background, and installs when you quit. What changed is always on the changelog.
- Which email providers are supported?
- Gmail (personal and Google Workspace), Microsoft (Outlook.com and Hotmail), Fastmail and other JMAP servers, and iCloud or any generic IMAP server.
- Why is there no on-device AI on Intel Macs?
- The bundled local model ships as an Apple Silicon binary only. On Intel, everything else works — and you can still opt into an external AI provider with your own API key, or run without AI entirely.
- Where is my data stored?
- On your Mac, and nowhere else: mail lives in a local SQLite database, and NoMail has no backend your mail passes through. The privacy policy has the full picture.
- Why can’t I sign in to Gmail, or why does Google show an “unverified app” warning?
- NoMail’s Google verification is still in progress. Until it completes, Google lets only accounts on NoMail’s tester list sign in with the built-in setup — they see an “unverified app” warning first and are asked to sign in again about once a week. Anyone else can connect Gmail by creating their own Google Cloud OAuth client; NoMail’s onboarding walks you through it. Either way, your mail goes only between your Mac and Google.
Sponsor NoMail
NoMail is free, and stays that way. Some of what keeps it running isn’t: Google requires an independent annual security assessment before any app may connect to Gmail, and code signing and notarization carry their own yearly costs. Sponsorship goes straight at those bills — no features move behind a paywall.