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Hey everyone, I've been working on MailVault — a free and open source desktop email backup app for macOS and Linux. The idea is simple: connect your email accounts and save everything to your local machine as standard .eml files that you own and control. Why I built it It started with a friend. Tomas works in logistics, and every few months he hits the same wall — his 10GB mailbox is full. Again. His inbox is packed with CMR documents, invoices, shipping confirmations, and customer correspondence, all with heavy attachments. He can't just delete them — regulations require him to keep those records, and he needs them to resolve disputes. So every time his mailbox fills up, he's stuck: pay for more server storage, manually export emails into folders on his desktop, or risk losing documents he's legally required to keep. I looked for a solution and realized the existing email backup tools are either command-line utilities that require technical knowledge, outdated apps that haven't been maintained in years, or clunky enterprise software that's overkill for personal use. Email is decades-old technology that hasn't seen much love from modern tooling. There was no simple way to just download your emails, free up server space, and keep everything searchable and accessible locally. So I built MailVault. What it does * One-click backup — connect your account (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, or any IMAP provider), browse your emails, and save them locally * OAuth2 sign-in — Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo accounts connect via secure OAuth2, no app passwords needed * Standard .eml format — your emails are saved as regular files on disk, not locked in a proprietary database. You can open them with any email client * Multiple accounts — add as many accounts as you want, switch between them instantly * Full email client — it's not just a backup tool. You can read, compose, reply, forward, search, and manage your email directly in the app * Keyboard shortcuts — customizable shortcuts for all core actions * Unified inbox — merge all your accounts into a single chronological view * Sender-grouped view — group emails by sender for a cleaner overview, with your sent replies threaded inline * Email threading — conversations are threaded using RFC headers, not just subject matching * Works offline — once backed up, browse and search your emails without an internet connection Tech stack (for the curious) Built with Tauri v2 (Rust backend) + React frontend. All IMAP/SMTP operations run natively in Rust — no Electron, no Node.js email processing. Emails are stored in Maildir format on disk. The app uses CONDSTORE delta sync and COMPRESS=DEFLATE for efficient server communication. What's coming next * "Download everything" — one-click backup across all folders, not just one at a time * Scheduled automatic backups * More providers and quality-of-life improvements * Windows support GitHub: [https://github.com/GraphicMeat/mail-vault-app](https://github.com/GraphicMeat/mail-vault-app) Website: [https://mailvaultapp.com](https://mailvaultapp.com) Would love to hear what you think — I'm actively developing this and user feedback has been shaping the roadmap. If you've been looking for a way to back up your email without the hassle, give it a try.