Mail-in-a-Box: Self-Hosted Email Without Losing Your Weekend Running a mail server has always been one of those things that sounds empowering — until the DNS records, TLS errors, and spam flags start piling up. Mail-in-a-Box tries to make it less painful. It bundles all the essential parts — mail transport, webmail, DNS, spam filtering, encryption — into a single scriptable setup.

You spin up a clean Ubuntu machine, run one command, and you’ve got a working email server with secure defaults and

SnappyMail: Lightweight Webmail That Respects Your Server (and Time) SnappyMail is what happens when someone takes Roundcube’s legacy and asks, “How can we make this actually fast?” No database. No unnecessary dependencies. Just a clean, minimal webmail client that works — and works quickly — right out of the box.

It doesn’t try to be a full groupware platform. No calendars, no bloat. Just mail — fast, responsive, and respectful of server resources. For people running their own mail stack, Snap

Modoboa: A Complete Mail Hosting Platform for Admins Who Want the Whole Stack Modoboa isn’t just a webmail client — it’s a full mail hosting platform. Mail server, admin panel, webmail, spam filtering, user management — all in one system, installed with a single script. For teams that want total control over email without stitching together Postfix, Dovecot, Rspamd, Amavis, and a calendar app manually — Modoboa makes it doable.

It’s open source, modular, and designed to be admin-first. If you’v

CryptPad: A Private Workspace That Doesn’t Trade Off Control for Convenience When most online tools ask for trust, CryptPad offers something else: proof. It’s a web-based platform for notes, spreadsheets, to-do boards, and forms — but every bit of content is encrypted before it leaves the browser. Not kinda-encrypted. Not just transport-encrypted. Actually encrypted, end-to-end.

There’s no server-side indexing, no surveillance, no ‘oops, we got breached and your files were public.’ The backend