mailix.bond · now in beta
Email hosting built like a product, not a protocol museum.
A single account gives you an inbox, a developer portal, and an OAuth-ready platform to build on \u2014 with an audit trail for every security-relevant action along the way.
Everything an account needs, one dashboard.
Built for your domain
Every account lives on mailix.bond by default, with custom domains on the roadmap. No forwarding hacks, no third-party branding.
A developer portal, not an afterthought
Register applications, generate OAuth credentials, and manage webhook secrets from inside the same dashboard your inbox lives in.
Plugins, curated by the platform
Every plugin in the marketplace is reviewed and published by the Mailix team — nothing ships without a documented source.
Security logged, not assumed
Every login, session, and credential change is written to an audit trail you can read yourself, at any time.
A developer portal that ships with the product.
Create an application, get a client ID and secret, set redirect URIs and scopes, and read structured logs \u2014 all from the same account as your inbox.
Start building# Register an OAuth application
POST /api/developer/applications
{
"name": "Inbox Sync",
"redirectUris": ["https://app.example.com/callback"],
"scopes": ["mail.read", "mail.send"]
}→ client_id, client_secret (shown once)
Security, made legible.
Pricing is coming soon.
Mailix is free to use during the beta. We'll announce plans well before anything changes for existing accounts.
Questions, answered plainly.
Is Mailix sending real email yet?
Mailix is in beta. Compose, Inbox, Sent, Drafts, Trash, Spam, and Archive are fully working against your account’s database today. Outbound SMTP delivery to the wider internet is the next milestone before general availability.
What can I build with the Developer Portal?
Register an application to receive a client ID and secret, define redirect URIs and scopes, and read application logs — the same primitives you’d expect from any OAuth 2.1 provider.
How does the plugin marketplace work?
Plugins are uploaded by Mailix administrators with a version, changelog, and download link. Nothing is hardcoded into the app — the catalog you browse is read live from the database.
What happens to my data if I delete my account?
Account deletion removes your user record and cascades to your mail, contacts, sessions, applications, and API keys immediately. There is no recovery window in the current beta.