Beautifully native iPhone app for Fastmail
WMail talks native JMAP to Fastmail. Masked Email, aliases, and scheduled sends just work, the same as on the web. Then we add power-user features on top.
Free · iOS 26 or later
Newsletters
The Browser, Dense Discovery and 2 more
Four things worth your time this week
Hannah Ward
Contractor agreement — final version
Final version attached with the IP clause updated as discussed. Sign whenever…
Sarah Chen3
Q4 roadmap — can we move to Thursday?
Thursday works better for Priya and me. Same time, same room?
Octopus Energy
Your September statement is ready
Your bill for 1–30 September is £84.12, taken by Direct Debit on the 14th.
Tom Okafor2
Re: Landing page copy v3
Love the new hero line. Two small tweaks below, then I think we’re done.
Mum
Photos from Sunday
A few from the garden — the one of Ollie with the hose is my favourite.
quiet.harbor27@fastmail.comamber.current16@fastmail.combrisk.meadow51@fastmail.comnorth.signal84@fastmail.comMost mail apps talk IMAP and quietly drop what makes Fastmail great. WMail talks JMAP directly to Fastmail, so nothing gets lost in translation.
quiet.harbor27@fastmail.comamber.current16@fastmail.combrisk.meadow51@fastmail.comnorth.signal84@fastmail.comCreate a masked address as you sign up for something. Enable, block and browse them all without leaving the app.
Re: Your order has shipped
Hi — could you move the delivery slot to Thursday? Thanks.
Mail that arrived at a masked address is replied from that address, so the company never learns your real one.
The message waits on the server, so it goes out even if your phone is off.
Scheduled mail is handed to Fastmail, so it goes out with your phone off — and shows up in Fastmail’s web app too.
Contractor agreement — final version
Final version attached with the IP clause updated as discussed.
Create or edit a memo on an email thread. See it across WMail and Fastmail.
The Fastmail app has Fastmail’s features. Apple Mail feels at home on iPhone but talks IMAP, so it can’t use them. WMail is a native iPhone app built on JMAP, you get all Fastmail's features plus power-user features only available in WMail.
See the full comparisons →| WMail | Fastmail app | Apple Mail | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built natively for iPhone | Yes | No | Yes |
| Masked Email | Yes | Yes | No |
| Private memos | Yes | Yes | No |
| Send later | Yes | Yes | No |
| Pause the inbox | Yes | No | No |
| Quick reply under the thread | Yes | No | No |
| Newsletter bundles | Yes | No | No |
| Templates with shortcuts | Yes | No | No |
| Send to Things, Todoist & more | Yes | No | No |
Pause the inbox
Set a window that works for you. Evenings, weekends. And your emails are simply put away. Mail keeps arriving; you just don’t see it until morning.
Your inbox is paused
Mail is still arriving. You’ll see it tomorrow at 8:00.
Show my inbox Pause scheduleNewsletter bundlesPro
Pick the senders and their mail skips the Inbox, waiting in its own folder. The Inbox gets one tidy row instead, delivered at a time you choose.
Newsletters
The Weekly Brief and 3 more
Five things worth reading
Sarah Chen
Thursday’s run-through
Slides are in the shared folder — shout if anything’s missing.
Dan Whitfield
Re: the quote
That works for us. I’ll send the paperwork over tomorrow.
The Weekly Brief
Five things worth reading
Field Notes
Issue 312
Morning Digest
What happened overnight
The Long Read
Sunday’s essay
Quick reply
A reply bar sits at the bottom of every conversation, with the original email right above it — no full-screen composer for a two-line answer.
Contractor agreement — final version
InboxFinal version attached with the IP clause updated as discussed. Sign whenever it suits and I’ll countersign the same day.
···TemplatesPro
Save the replies you send again and again. Type a shortcut like ;thanks in the composer or a quick reply and it expands, with placeholders like {first_name} filled in for you.
Follow up;fu
Hi {first_name}, just following up on this — did you get a chance to take a look?Thanks;thanks
Hi {first_name}, thanks for this — much appreciated.Let’s schedule;sched
Hi {first_name}, happy to chat. Do any of these times work for you?Even more features with WMail. Most of them free.
Sent an email by mistake? Don't worry, you can undo it. Set a short delay for messages to send so you have time to undo sending them.
If WMail can find a way to unsubscribe you, it shows a button so you can unsubscribe in two taps.
If unsubscribe isn't enough or the sender doesn't offer the ability to unsubscribe, you can easily block a sender and move it straight to Trash.
Push a conversation to this evening, tomorrow, or a time you pick. Snooze is handled locally on device due to limitations with JMAP.
Emails with an .ics attached get a calendar card at the top of the thread. Easily add it to an iOS calendar.
A private note on a conversation, so you can remember the context of a thread. Synced directly to Fastmail's private memos.
Don't want to disclose your Fastmail account address? Set a default from address for all email threads you start.
See all your folders. Edit, delete them and even create and manage sub-folders.
Signatures are a waste of screen space on mobile. WMail tries to trim these out of the way when it can. Tap to show them.
If you are a fan of dark mode, you will love WMail. Choose to manually switch or automatically switch based on your system settings.
WMail is native to iOS. We are always looking at ways to take advantage of this. WMail supports Quick Actions, Control Centre and Widgets.
Easily disable loading remote images for all emails. So tracking pixels can't report you opened their emails.
Add as many Fastmail or JMAP accounts as you like, each with its own colour ring, signature and aliases.
Email often means more than just email. WMail integrates with Reminders, Things, Bear and more. Easily add emails or links to these apps.
Customise swipe controls on threads to make the app your own and more useful for you. Make the actions you use quicker to access.
WMail is a free download on the App Store. It requires an iPhone running iOS 26 or later and a Fastmail or JMAP account.
You need a Fastmail account or any other JMAP server. Fastmail is the account WMail is built and tested against, and means you can use Fastmail-specific features like Masked Email. If you don't have a Fastmail account you can sign up for a free trial here and get 10% off your first year with our affiliate link.
No, and it isn't planned. WMail is JMAP-only on purpose: everything it does well — real threads, send later and Masked Email — comes from JMAP rather than from working around IMAP.
The Fastmail app gives you Fastmail’s features, and Apple Mail feels at home on iPhone — but it talks IMAP, so Masked Email, memos and server-held sends are missing. WMail is a native iPhone app built on JMAP, so you get both. Then it adds things neither has: pausing your inbox, quick replies and, with Pro, newsletter bundles and templates.
All the core mail features are free. Fastmail features like Masked Email, snooze, send-later and undo send are included at no cost.
If you want to unlock power features like Templates, Newsletter bundles and Multiple accounts we offer a Pro plan for $3.99 a month or $34.99 a year (USA prices). We currently offer monthly, yearly and lifetime plans. See the App Store or the WMail app for up-to-date pricing.
We've built WMail just for iPhone initially but we do have plans for an iPad version in the future.
WMail has Widgets, Control Centre actions and Quick Actions to make your life using Fastmail and iPhone better. For example we have a Control Centre action to quickly open up to make a Masked Email in the app.
We can’t read your email — there’s no WMail server for it to pass through. The app talks directly from your iPhone to Fastmail or your JMAP host, your API token is kept in the iOS Keychain, and nothing from your mail is ever sent to us. See our privacy policy for the details.
We are super excited to bring the iPad release to users today! WMail on iPad lets you see your inbox next to your thread. You can toggle the inbox sidebar on/off if you want to focus on the thread you are replying to.
Read more →WMail is now available as a free download on the App Store. It's a beautiful, native way to experience Fastmail on iPhone.
Read more →A beautifully native email app for Fastmail and JMAP. Free to download, with an optional Pro upgrade for power features.
Requires iOS 26 · iPhone · a Fastmail or JMAP account
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