Jovra: JMAP Mail Client

iOS app by Heitz Bruno. Productivity · Heitz Bruno

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Jovra is a modern, native JMAP email client built for people who use multiple addresses, aliases, custom domains, or self-hosted mail. One inbox. Every identity. SMART IDENTITY Jovra helps you understand which address received a message and chooses the right sender when you reply. Exact identities and wildcard aliases are handled clearly, so you are less likely to answer from the wrong address. BUILT FOR JMAP Connect a JMAP account and use a fast, modern mail workflow designed around the protocol instead of treating it as an afterthought. Jovra is designed for compatible JMAP servers including Stalwart and Fastmail. A REAL DAILY MAIL CLIENT • Multiple accounts and mailboxes • Message search and folder navigation • Drafts, Sent, Archive and Trash • Attachments with on-demand downloads • Local cache for responsive browsing • Recipient autocomplete from your device contacts • Per-identity sender details and signatures • Clear diagnostics when a server identity or capability is missing PRIVATE BY DESIGN HTML messages are sanitized before display. Remote images and media are blocked by default, and likely tracking pixels stay blocked. Passwords and tokens are stored in Keychain. Jovra connects directly to your JMAP server for your mail data. FREE TO USE Jovra launches with no ads and no paywall. Use the complete app without an advertising SDK or subscription prompt. Jovra is made for anyone who wants modern JMAP mail with better control over aliases and sender identities.

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