eM Client - Secure Email App

eM Client

About this app

eM Client is a modern, powerful and easy-to-use email app designed for your phone and tablet.

eM Client supports all major email services, such as Gmail, Exchange, Microsoft365, Yahoo and many others. You can set up any email account that uses IMAP, POP3 or Exchange mail protocol.

eM Client for Android supports all mail features you'd expect from a mobile email app and more - including a number of features which are usually seen only on desktop programs.

These features include:
• Super easy setup
• Favorite, Global, and search folders to easily manage multiple accounts
• Instant message translation
• PGP and S/MIME encryption
• Tags support to sort and color-code your messages
• Signatures you can choose from and assign to your accounts
• QuickText: snippets of text you can quickly insert into your emails
• Templates
• Messages grouped into chronological conversations
• Advanced privacy options
• Mail-Tracking pixel detection
• Snooze
• Watch for reply
• Undo Send
and more

Ratings and reviews

I've wanted this app since I have long used the desktop version. However, I don't feel it's quite ready for production use. First, it will not reliably retrieve mail from my primary account, most often saying the account is offline even though other mail clients can access it. Second the app does not even open if you happen to be offline. So if I'm on an airplane or somewhere else where I don't get a signal of some sort cannot access my mail. Just two problems but they seem rather fundamental.

Good start but needs some tweaking. (1) Msg list is very tight/compact so a little overwhelming (esp. when preview line is turned off). Would be nice to have larger/expanded list. (2) When a new msg notification pops up on phone sometimes it doesn't open when you click on it. When it does open it doesn't have the actions buttons along the bottom like within the app; just a drop down arrow menu at the top. (3) When you go into the app that new msg isn't there; need to refresh to load it.

I was hopeful as there are really no great email client control panels that allow for managing multiple accounts. But, even though I still swear by it for P use, the smart phone app has a lot to be desired. And it's clear, as much as they have gone to great lengths to deliver a mobile option, there's much to be desired. The first concern is they don't have the infrastructure to handle real time customer service and they don't seem to be responding here to obvious legitimate issues.

What's new

- Inbox categories
- Customizable folder color
- Support for Gmail granular scopes