Privacy

What stays on the phone, what goes to Fastmail, and what goes to your Opensolr Index.

  • Fastmail keeps your mail. The app talks to it directly.
  • The phone keeps a local copy for the inbox, in the app’s own storage. It goes when the app does.
  • Your Opensolr Index, only with an Opensolr account connected, holds the text of your messages and of their attachments, for search. To make search by meaning and to read attachments, that text passes through Opensolr’s own AI service on api.opensolr.com.
  • No ads, no analytics, no tracking, no crash reporting.
01 · How it is protected
  • Passwords and two-factor codes are only typed in your browser, on Fastmail’s and Opensolr’s own pages.
  • Sign-ins are stored encrypted with a key held by Android’s secure key store, and never included in phone backups.
  • Push messages are encrypted by Fastmail with a key that never leaves your phone.
  • Every connection is HTTPS.

Found a security problem? Write to support@opensolr.com.

Opensolr Mail is open source and MIT licensed. Questions about your Opensolr account, index or plan go to opensolr.com/contact; questions about the app itself belong on GitHub.

Opensolr Mail Documentation