Aires Seal
Encrypt your own email. Connect any IMAP mailbox; keys never leave your phone.
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Aires Seal adds real encryption to the email you already use. Connect any mailbox that speaks IMAP - your company server, your web host, or your self-hosted mail - with your email and password. Your mail stays where it is. Aires Seal doesn't move it, doesn't copy it to a new account, and doesn't ask you to change addresses. SEAL A MESSAGE Pick any message and seal it. Aires Seal encrypts it with a key generated and kept only on your device, then replaces the stored copy with standard PGP ciphertext - so your mail server holds only gibberish. Unseal any time to read it again. THE KEYS NEVER LEAVE YOUR PHONE Encryption keys are created on-device and stay there - not on our servers, not your provider's. Back them up yourself whenever you like. YOUR MAILBOX, UNCHANGED Read, search, reply, move and organize your real mailbox natively. Sealing is something you choose, message by message. WORKS WITH MOST MAIL HOSTS Any server that supports IMAP and SMTP. (Gmail and Outlook sign-in are coming in a later update.) Keep your existing email - and finally lock a message so only you can open it.Read more
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- Version 1.0.2First seen · 2 Sept 2026
• Sign in right in the app with your email + password — no browser<br>• Auto-seal: mail from senders you choose is encrypted on your device automatically as it arrives<br>• "Always seal from sender" — one tap from any message to seal it and every future mail from that sender<br>• Redesigned swipe actions: Read, Junk and Delete are now clearly separated so you don't mis-tap
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