Privacy

Your email is not our business model

Aiden Mail is paid for with subscriptions. That means we do not need your data for anything, and this page explains exactly what we do with it.

0 trackers inside the app
0 ads, now and always
0 pieces of data sold to third parties

What we do and what we never do

No hidden clauses: if something is not in the left-hand column, we do not do it.

What we do

  • Connect to your provider over TLS to fetch and send your mail.
  • Store your preferences: signature, folders, colours and settings.
  • Process only the text needed when you ask Lunnar something.
  • Keep encrypted access tokens on our server, in Europe.
  • Delete everything of yours when you close the account, without asking three times.

What we never do

  • Show ads or profile you for advertising.
  • Train AI models on your messages.
  • Sell, rent or hand your data to third parties.
  • Store your password on the device.
  • Read your mailbox when you have not asked us to.

How it is built

For those who want the technical detail — usually our favourite kind of person.

Servers in Europe

All mail goes through European infrastructure, with GDPR actually applied, not as a sticker.

OAuth for Gmail and Outlook

Google or Microsoft authenticate you on their own page. We only keep a token you can revoke whenever you want.

Encrypted passwords

For IMAP accounts, the app password travels encrypted and never stays on your phone.

Sessions that expire

Expiring tokens, revocable from your settings, and Face ID or fingerprint lock when you leave the app.

Tracking pixels blocked

The pixels that tell a sender you opened their email do not load unless you want them to.

Your mail stays yours

Aiden Mail is a client: your messages live with your provider. If you leave, you take nothing because it was always yours.

Read the full privacy policy →

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