email, calendar, and drive for molodetz.nl
a mail host built on the open protocols your devices already speak. sign in from the browser, or point any IMAP client at it and keep the client you like.
1 GB storage · no ads · no tracking
everything in one place
mail, calendar, and files behind a single account, reachable from the webmail or from any standards-compliant client.
read, compose, search, and organize from the built-in webmail or your own client. threading, filters, and full-text search included.
calendar
month, week, and agenda views with reminders and invitations. syncs to every device over CalDAV.
drive
1 GB of personal storage with folders, uploads, and share links. mounts as a network drive over WebDAV.
attachments
preview, download, and forward attachments, or move them straight into your drive without leaving the thread.
rest api
users, folders, messages, flags, and aliases over HTTP. everything the server does, the API exposes.
autoconfig
autoconfig and autodiscover are served out of the box, so most clients set themselves up from your address alone.
works with the client you already use
nothing to install. add the account on any device in about a minute.
- android
- iphone & ipad
- thunderbird
- windows mail
- macos mail
- outlook
- k-9 mail
- any imap/smtp client
server settings
the settings are on the front page, where you can find them without opening a support ticket. use the encrypted ports unless your client cannot.
mail.molodetz.nl
- imap
- mail.molodetz.nl:993 ssl/tls mail.molodetz.nl:143 starttls
- smtp
- mail.molodetz.nl:465 ssl/tls mail.molodetz.nl:587 starttls
- username
- your full email address
- domains
- molodetz.nl
how this host works
- open protocols
- SMTP, IMAP4rev1, CalDAV, and WebDAV, implemented against RFC 5321, 3501, 4791, and 4918. your data leaves the same way it arrived.
- no ads, no profiling
- your mailbox is not an advertising surface. nothing in it is read, indexed, or sold for anything other than serving it back to you.
- transport encryption
- every connection is TLS. message bodies are stored as they arrive; if you need end-to-end secrecy, use PGP or S/MIME in your client.
- written from scratch
- the server is a single self-contained binary with no external mail stack behind it, which is why the whole thing stays this quick.