Changelog
What’s new.
The notable changes across web, iOS and Android — honestly, including what is still early access. Live availability is on thestatus page.
July 2026
Android joins the suite
- The native Android app (Kotlin/Jetpack Compose) reached feature parity with iOS and web — mail, compose, search, multi-account, rules, and the full calendar including recurring events. Store release is being prepared.
- iOS completed its calendar suite: recurring events, attendees, reminders, iCal import/export and a privacy-safe scheduling assistant.
- JMail became Jaymail — one name everywhere, the web app moved to app.jaymail.app.
- Early access entitlements went live: your Jaymail access is now separate from your mailbox login, and revoking one never touches the other.
- Privacy policy updated to v1.5, now covering web, iOS and Android.
June 2026
Finding things, leaving things
- Fast search-as-you-type on web and iOS: instant local results merged with server full-text search.
- Subscriptions manager: see every newsletter sender in one place and unsubscribe with one tap — Jaymail never auto-files your mail.
- Unified all-accounts search on iOS.
May 2026
Drafts that keep up
- Persistent draft autosave and resume-from-Drafts on web and iOS.
- Multi-account hardening: strict per-account isolation for cache and state.
- Tracking-pixel blocking extended to cover CSS and background-image vectors.
April 2026
Jaymail 1.0 on the web
- First production release of the web app: mail, calendar (with recurrence and invites), contacts, rules, scheduled send, undo send and pinned messages.
- Server-side filter rules with a visual editor, round-trippable with your existing Sieve rules.
- Security review pass and hardened HTML sanitizing for message rendering.