What’s better than using EmailShuttle by Conkret ®? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
EmailShuttle feels more like a cloud control panel for personal email than a classic inbox app. It is meant for people who use their own domain address, not big freemail services. The app sits between the device and the mailbox and talks to the user’s mail server in real time, so there is no heavy syncing or local storage to babysit. On a PC with BlueStacks it runs clean and quick, with a simple layout that just gets to the point.
Setup is straightforward when the app auto-detects server settings, and it usually does, but it sometimes asks for the usual IMAP, SMTP, and security details. IMAP is clearly the way to go here. The servers are in Germany, so the mailbox needs to be reachable from there, otherwise login just will not happen. It also expects a stable connection and the actual password, since login attempts are limited.
What stands out is the security layer and the low data usage. Messages are scanned server side for junk and malware, content is compressed before it hits the screen, and connections use SSL or TLS with options like STARTTLS and S/MIME. There is a combined inbox for registered users, notifications, an autoresponder, and even a document viewer. If the outgoing mail server acts up, EmailShuttle can route messages through a fallback so sending still works. No ads, no extra plugins, and no need for separate webmail like Roundcube or Horde. It is provider independent, but folks using mass freemail will likely run into restrictions, so a proper domain mailbox is the sweet spot here.
Ready to experience EmailShuttle on a bigger screen, in all its glory? Download BlueStacks now.
