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The product

Everything your inbox should be — and nothing it shouldn’t.

A fast, familiar email client with privacy and trust built into the foundations. Compose, reply, search and organize — while spoofing and snooping are ruled out by design.

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A calm, encrypted inbox

Threaded conversations, labels and instant search — all encrypted, all yours. Nothing to distract, nothing tracking you.

You approve who reaches you

Mail from someone new stays sealed until you decide. Trust the sender or block them for good — nothing opens on your behalf.

Works with regular email

Write to anyone on Gmail, Outlook or any address. Everything we send on your behalf is signed and authenticated, so it is built to be trusted at the other end.

Search that stays private

Find any message in an instant. Your search index lives on your device — we can’t read it, and neither can anyone else.

On every device

Pair your phone, tablet and laptop. Your keys travel sealed to the new device alone, confirmed by a code you check on both screens, and the copy is deleted once it arrives.

Delivered over the mesh

No central store of readable mail. Your messages are relayed as sealed packets no relay can open, and no relay is special — each one can be replaced. How the mesh works →

Familiar by design

If you can use email, you can use DMCN.

No new habits to learn. The inbox works the way you expect — the privacy and trust just happen underneath.

Compose, reply, forward, label and archive
Encrypted status shown clearly on every message
Remote images blocked by default — no read-receipt leaks
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How we keep you safe

The security model, in plain terms.

Every feature

The full list, grouped by what it does.

The mesh

Why no relay is privileged.

Take back your inbox.

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