Email, calendar and contacts without the clutter.
CyberMail is a fast, Outlook-style mail app for Windows, Linux and Android. It connects to your Gmail and other accounts, keeps signatures looking right, and flags phishing before you click.
No card needed to try. One license covers up to 3 devices.
A fake message built to trick you. Do not click its links or open its attachments.
Advertising or a newsletter. Not dangerous, but you may not want it.
Scanned, and nothing wrong was found.These labels come from Cyber Unified Defense Platform, which scans your business mail.
Built for the way you actually read mail
A familiar layout with the things people ask Outlook for. Nothing you don't need.
All your mail in one place
Email, calendar and contacts from Google and other providers. Edits you make in CyberMail go back to the account.
Signatures that look right
Outlook-compatible signatures with links, colored text and images, and you can edit anywhere in the message.
Calm risk badges
Phishing is the only red warning. Store and newsletter mail gets a quiet "Ads" label, so you can read it or delete it.
Search where you choose
Search the current folder and its subfolders, or every folder in the account you have open.
Opens on today
Day, Week and Month views with a current-time line, and you pick your default view.
Updates itself
CyberMail Desktop and CyberMail Mobile both offer new versions from inside the app and install them over the old one. You keep your accounts.
Adding your accounts
How you sign in depends on your provider.
Gmail and Google accounts
Connect with a Google App Password today. Browser sign-in is built into CyberMail, but Google has not verified it yet — Google limits unverified apps to a small test group (around 100 users), and everyone else is stopped by an “unverified app” warning. An App Password gets your mail connected now. It is mail only for now; calendar and contacts sync needs browser sign-in once Google approves it.
Outlook and Hotmail accounts
Available now: browser sign-inMicrosoft accounts already sign in through Microsoft’s browser sign-in page. No App Password is needed.
Why is Google sign-in different?
Browser sign-in is built into CyberMail, but it is not verified by Google yet. Until Google approves CyberMail for access to Gmail, Calendar, and Contacts, only the small test group gets through cleanly — everyone else sees Google’s “This app isn’t verified” warning, and most people stop there. So for now, trial users should connect Google accounts with an App Password. It gives mail only; calendar and contacts sync needs browser sign-in after Google’s approval. Outlook and Hotmail accounts are not affected — Microsoft browser sign-in is already active in CyberMail.
Spot a fake message. Report it with one click.
Phishing is the one thing CyberMail marks in red. Everything else stays calm, so a red label means something.
It is marked before you click
A suspicious message gets a red Phishing tag in your list and a notice when you open it.
Report it with one button
Click Report phish in the toolbar. Only the sender, subject and message ID are sent, not the email itself.
You get the verdict back
Cyber Unified Defense Platform reviews it the way it reviews inbound mail, then answers by email and inside CyberMail.
Tags and reporting need Cyber Unified Defense Platform at your business. It is included free for its customers.
Desktop and mobile, one license
The same look on every screen you use. A single license key works on CyberMail Desktop and CyberMail Mobile.
CyberMail Desktop
The full desktop app for Windows with a modern rounded look.
CyberMail Desktop
The same app for Linux, including a single clean new-mail notification with the CyberMail icon.
CyberMail Mobile
Swipe to mark read or delete, folders in a drawer, signatures, and background sync with notifications.
CyberMail Desktop, CyberMail Mobile and Cyber Unified Defense Platform
One license puts CyberMail on your computer and your phone. If your business runs Cyber Unified Defense Platform, both apps work with it the same way.
CyberMail Desktop
Windows and Linux. Every message carries a tag you can read at a glance: Safe, Ads or Phishing.
CyberMail Mobile
Android. The same tags and the same Report phish button.
Cyber Unified Defense PlatformScans your business mail and judges every message that gets reported.
A quick click-through of CyberMail
This is the real app. Watch a message get opened, reported, and an advert sorted out of the way.
Open a message
A fake invoice is marked Phishing, with a warning before you click anything.
Report it
One click on Report phish sends it to be checked.
Ads move aside
Adverts are tagged Ads and go to the Other tab, so Focused stays calm.
Better together with Cyber Unified Defense Platform
CyberMail is part of the same family as the Cyber Unified Defense Platform from DADavisDesigns: Cyber Defenders. If your business runs Cyber Unified Defense Platform, CyberMail becomes the front door for email safety.
Report a suspicious message with one button. Cyber Unified Defense Platform reviews it the way it reviews inbound mail and sends the verdict back to you, by email and inside CyberMail.
CyberMail is included
Every Cyber Unified Defense Platform customer gets CyberMail at no extra cost. Contact us and we'll issue your key.
Simple pricing
Try everything free for 21 days. Keep it with a one-time license, or get it included with Cyber Unified Defense Platform.
CyberMail license
- Desktop (Windows, Linux) and Mobile (Android)
- Up to 3 devices on one key
- Updates built into the app, Desktop and Mobile
- 21-day free trial first
Launch price while we establish CyberMail. Regular price is $14.99.
Included with Cyber Unified Defense Platform
- Everything in the standard license
- Phish reporting wired to your Cyber Unified Defense Platform
- Key issued by us on request
Start your free trial
Install, add an account, and CyberMail starts a 21-day trial on its own.
- Download CyberMail Desktop for Windows or Linux, or CyberMail Mobile for Android.
- Add your email account. Google users: use an App Password for mail today — browser sign-in is not yet verified by Google, and calendar and contacts need it. Outlook and Hotmail accounts use browser sign-in. The trial starts when you sign in with your first mailbox.
- Use everything for 21 days. To keep going, enter your license key in CyberMail under Settings.
Questions
What happens after the 21 days?
CyberMail stops working until you enter a license key. Your mail stays in your own accounts the whole time.
How many devices can I use?
One license covers up to 3 devices, across Desktop and Mobile. You can remove a device in CyberMail to free its place.
Does CyberMail need an internet connection to check my license?
It checks in occasionally to confirm the trial or license. Your messages are never sent to us. See the privacy policy for exactly what is checked.
I lost my license key.
Request it again with the email address you bought with.
Which email providers work?
Gmail and other common providers over standard connections, including Outlook and generic IMAP accounts on mobile.
How do I sign in with a Google account?
For now, connect with a Google App Password. Turn on 2-Step Verification in your Google account, open App passwords, create one for CyberMail, and enter that code when you add the account. CyberMail also has browser sign-in, but until Google verification is complete, most trial users outside the test group are stopped by Google’s “unverified app” warning — the App Password is the working route today. It connects your mail only: calendar and contacts sync needs browser sign-in.
How do I sign in with Outlook or Hotmail?
Browser sign-in is already available. CyberMail opens Microsoft’s sign-in page, so you sign in there — no App Password needed.
