What’s new
Every BackMyMail version and what changed in it.
BackMyMail 2.0.0
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- A new app for macOS and Windows with light and dark themes, a ⌘K command palette and six languages. The archive format is unchanged, so existing archives open as they are.
- Passwords and sign-in tokens stay in the system keychain; the app window never sees them.
- Mail: saved searches, conversations and a chat view, sender authentication badges (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), phishing warnings, and tracking pixels removed before a message shows.
- Write and send: new mail, reply, reply all and forward with attachments, drafts, templates, signatures, undo send and scheduled send.
- Live sync keeps the archive up to date, also from the menu bar with the window closed.
- Rules tag mail by sender, subject, kind, age or size and suggest cleanups; a local classifier sorts mail into kinds and learns from your corrections.
- Insights: activity calendar, monthly timeline and sender map. A Contacts page, a duplicate finder in Space, and saving every listed attachment at once.
- A guided move to a new mail server: DNS checks, folder matching, copying and a count comparison.
- Portable copy on an external drive, optionally locked with a passphrase on macOS. Scheduled archive health checks.
- A network activity log, privacy mode and notifications.
- MailShelf is now BackMyMail.
- Licenses are sold on this website through Polar: separate macOS and Windows licenses, each for up to 2 computers. A signed license check keeps working offline for up to 14 days; a refunded license stops working. A Mac App Store edition, sold by Apple without a license key, is in preparation.