Every screen
One account, one inbox — on your phone, on your wrist, on your desktop, and in any browser. Install what you want where you want it; everything stays in sync.
Prefer not to install anything? The web app needs nothing but a browser.
New on the App Store
Pimkin for iPhone is the whole app — every account you have connected, mail through tasks, with a notification the moment something lands. It keeps working with no signal at all: read, reply, and send, and anything queued goes out when you surface. The Apple Watch app comes with it and puts the same inbox a glance away.
Every platform
The iPhone app brings the Apple Watch app with it. Desktop builds keep themselves up to date after install. The browser needs nothing at all.
iOS 15 and later
The whole app — mail, calendar, contacts, and tasks across every account you have connected. Read and write with no connection at all; anything you send queues and goes out when you reconnect. The Apple Watch app installs alongside it.
View on the App Store →Apple Silicon & Intel
A single universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Download for macOS →Windows 10 & 11 · x86-64
An NSIS installer that sets Pimkin up and keeps it updated.
Download for Windows →x86-64
.deb for Debian/Ubuntu/Mint, .rpm for Fedora/RHEL/openSUSE, or a portable .AppImage for everything else.
Download for Linux →Every installed build — iPhone and desktop alike — adds offline reading and
writing. The desktop builds also add system notifications and real mailto: links.
Stays current
The desktop app checks for updates on its own and verifies every release against a key built into your install before it applies — so you stay current without hunting for downloads, and a tampered build is rejected. Updates are never silent; they install only when you say so. On iPhone, the App Store handles updates the same way it does for every other app.
Be in the know
The macOS and iPhone builds are signed by Apple, so they install with no warning. The Windows build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows (SmartScreen) may warn you on the first launch — a one-time "More info → Run anyway". Signed Windows builds are on the way.
Install it from the App Store, download the desktop app, or just open it in your browser.