Your own address
Pick name@epistle.email. Free, and ready the moment you sign up.
Why Epistle
Fundamentally different.
Every email carries a layer you never see: its headers. Mail servers read them to know where a letter came from, who sent it and what it is, so the server on the other end can open it and trust it’s safe.
Epistle’s servers are Christian. They baptise every letter before it leaves: scripture and a confession of faith go into its headers, so the Gospel is delivered to every mail server they speak to.
The person you write to sees your letter exactly as you wrote it. The Word travels with it, everywhere it goes.
Encrypted, automatically
Just like a wax seal.
Hundreds of years ago, a letter was closed with a wax seal. Nobody could read it on the way without breaking the seal, so only the recipient ever broke it open. Epistle does the same for your email, with PGP, the open, decentralised standard for private email that no company owns. It all happens by itself: no settings, no key files, nothing to learn. Just look for the gold wax seal: if it’s there, your letter is sealed.
- Sign upYour encryption key is made for you. No passphrase, nothing to download.
- WriteA gold wax seal on a name means they get it end-to-end encrypted.
- ReadEncrypted letters open by themselves. A badge tells you they were sealed.
What you get
Everything a letter needs.
Nothing it doesn’t.
No ads, no tracking
No adverts in your inbox, no profile built from your letters, no tracking pixels reporting back.
Sealed sign-in
Codes from your authenticator app, and a fingerprint or face unlock on your phone.
App and web, in step
Folders, colours and read marks follow you. Start on your phone, finish at your desk.
Live, not polled
New letters arrive the moment they land, with a notification when the app is closed.
Folders with character
Swipe to archive, colour your folders and give them an icon: a scroll, a quill, a dove, a clay jar.
On every screen
Calm, on purpose.
A purple frame, a papyrus reading pane and nothing shouting at you. The same inbox in the mobile app and in your browser.
Built in the open
On software the world already trusts.
Your mail is stored and delivered by mailcow, the open-source mail server suite. The webmail is our redesign of SOGo, and the app is our own. No black boxes, no rented inbox.
For organisations
Epistle on your own domain.
For a church, a charity, a school or a business: addresses on your domain, shared inboxes like office@, and an admin page for it all.
Grace be with you.
The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.