One dashboard for every mailbox.

A Django web app for connecting and managing multiple IMAP email accounts from a single place. Encrypted credentials at rest, email-based two-factor authentication, and live IMAP access without server-side message caching.

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What it is

The pitch

Connect several IMAP mailboxes once, then read recent mail across all of them from one inbox. Built for people who juggle multiple addresses.

The shape

A small but production-shaped Django application — auth, transactional email, Fernet-encrypted credentials, hardened headers, and a Postgres-or-SQLite deploy story.

The honesty

Built solo as a portfolio piece. Currently Mail.ru-only on the hosted instance; open source on GitHub so anyone can run their own copy.

At a glance

Email-verified signup New accounts confirm via a signed link before activation.

Login by email OTP One-time code with TTL, attempt lockout, and rate-limited resend.

Multi-account IMAP Add accounts one at a time or bulk-import via CSV.

Encrypted credentials IMAP passwords stored as Fernet ciphertext, never in plaintext.

Live inbox Read, mark unread, and delete messages directly against IMAP.

Production-shaped HSTS, secure cookies, WhiteNoise statics, Postgres-or-SQLite.

Tech stack

Django 5.1+ PostgreSQL · SQLite Fernet (cryptography) Resend (transactional email) django-otp + qrcode imap-tools WhiteNoise · Gunicorn Bootstrap 5.3

Read the Guide

Step-by-step setup, including the Mail.ru aliases trick that turns one real mailbox into up to ten connectable IMAP logins.

Self-host it

Clone, set a few env vars, migrate, and run. No commercial service to depend on — the whole stack runs from your machine or VPS.