BlueMail is a free email client by Blix Inc. that unifies unlimited accounts on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux with team and business plans.
BlueMail is a free, cross-platform email client developed by Blix Inc., founded in 2014 by brothers Dan and Ben Volach and headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey. Before BlueMail, the Volach brothers built Followap, an early mobile messaging service that reached over 200 million subscribers before being acquired by NeuStar.
BlueMail is designed to unify an unlimited number of email accounts from any provider into a single inbox, and it is available on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Amazon's app store, giving it broader platform coverage than many competing email clients.
In 2019, Blix sued Apple over patent infringement and antitrust claims related to App Store policy affecting BlueMail; Apple reinstated the app to the App Store in February 2020, a notable episode in BlueMail's public history.
BlueMail's core feature is its Unified Inbox, which brings together all connected email accounts into a single, consistent view. Clusters automatically group incoming mail by sender or topic, while Share Mail lets users share messages publicly or privately with family, friends, or colleagues.
The app also includes an Integrated Calendar for scheduling directly within email, BlueChat for built-in messaging alongside email conversations, and Gem AI, a generative AI feature for composing email content. A Security Center adds account protection tools on top of standard features like dark themes, push notifications, and unread-mail widgets.
Business and team users get additional administrative capabilities on paid tiers, including a corporate management dashboard, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) support, enterprise mobility management (EMM), and remote device management for organizations that need centralized control over how employees access email.
BlueMail's core Standard tier is free, allowing individuals to connect an unlimited number of email accounts from any provider at no cost. Paid tiers are aimed at businesses and teams that need additional administration, security, or support.
The Plus plan is priced at around 5 dollars per user per month and removes free-tier limitations, while the Team plan is priced at around 12 dollars per user per month and adds an admin dashboard along with priority support for organizations managing multiple users.
The Enterprise plan uses custom pricing and adds enterprise mobility management (EMM), mobile device management (MDM), and dedicated support for organizations with more advanced security and compliance requirements.
Yes, BlueMail's core Standard tier is free and supports an unlimited number of connected email accounts from any provider. Paid Plus, Team, and Enterprise plans add business and admin features.
BlueMail is developed by Blix Inc., a messaging company headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey, founded in 2014 by brothers Dan and Ben Volach.
BlueMail is available on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as through webmail access in a browser.
Yes, BlueMail is designed to connect to email accounts from any provider, including Gmail, Outlook, and other IMAP or Exchange-based services.
BlueMail's Plus plan is priced around 5 dollars per user per month and its Team plan around 12 dollars per user per month, while Enterprise uses custom pricing.
Yes, BlueMail includes Gem AI, a generative AI feature for composing email content.
BlueMail for Teams refers to the paid Plus, Team, and Enterprise tiers that add features such as an admin dashboard, priority support, and EMM/MDM device management for organizations.
Yes, following a 2019 lawsuit between Blix and Apple over patent and antitrust claims, Apple reinstated BlueMail to the App Store in February 2020.