RadioMail

RadioMail

Winlink email in your pocket

835 ratings
91 reviews
#80 in paid Utilities
🔧 Utilities
📊 Productivity
$14.99
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 11, 2022
  • July 23, 2026

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About

Access the Winlink amateur radio email system on your mobile device. Compose, send, and receive messages, including forms and photos, using various radio and network connections. Requires an amateur radio license.

Winlink email system access
Compose, read, and reply to messages
Telnet and AREDN network access
VARA/KISS TNC modem pairing
Built-in packet modem
Station directory and favorites
Photo attachments and optimization
Winlink forms support
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What's New in RadioMail

1.6.1

July 23, 2026

* Fix a background threading issue that could cause a crash during app launch. * Fix a premature BLE connection teardown that could cause the Mobilinkd PTT to lock up. * Fix crash on iPad running the iOS 27 beta when opening the Stations directory.

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Forms - Yearly Plan

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$9.991 Year
14 Days trial
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This app dropped -15 positions in Utilities chart.

Last updated on August 9, 2026.

User reviews

So far great

Dry good

This is such a great App!

I’ve been using RadioMail for over a year. It’s so easy to use. Much easier than WinLink Express.

The best app for Winlink on the iPhone.

RadioMail makes finding local nodes a snap!

Works well with some fatal flaws

A searchable inbox would be nice. The lack of a select all option for clearing the inbox contents makes using this regularly and seriously extremely painful. My biggest gripe is that one of the recent updates has resulted in Telnet being the default connection method as opposed to my most recently used station… this is HIGHLY annoying - I want to use my radio, I very rarely want Telnet.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the detailed feedback. You’ve called out a few real pain points. Agreed on both items. A searchable inbox and select-all / bulk delete are on the roadmap. The current workflow is not scalable for heavy use. Regarding the connection default (Telnet vs last used), this is not intended behavior. The app should prioritize your most recently used station, not Telnet. We’ll investigate this and will restore expected behavior in an upcoming update if this turns out to be a bug.

Extremely well written app!

Works when others fail, excellent network reliability (smart packets retires etc.)

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FAQ

What is RadioMail?

RadioMail is a mobile application that provides access to the Winlink amateur radio email system. It allows users to compose, send, and receive messages, including attachments like photos and forms, directly from their mobile devices. A valid amateur radio license is required to use the app.

How can I connect to the Winlink system with RadioMail?

You can connect via telnet using the main Winlink server or the AREDN network. Additionally, you can pair your device with VARA or KISS TNC modems via WiFi or Bluetooth for radio access. The app also features a built-in packet modem for direct connections with compatible audio interfaces.

Is RadioMail free to use?

The core functionality of RadioMail is available for free. However, access to certain advanced features, such as the ability to compose and view over 100 standard Winlink forms, requires an optional premium subscription via in-app purchase.

What devices is RadioMail compatible with?

RadioMail is designed for mobile devices. It supports pairing with various TNC modems, including Mobilinkd TNC3/TNC4, LiNK500 TNC, and DigiPi, as well as specific radios with built-in TNCs like BTECH and VERO models. It also works with audio interfaces like Digirig and AIOC for its built-in modem.

What are the main use cases for RadioMail?

RadioMail is ideal for amateur radio operators who need to send and receive emails when away from their main station. It's useful for emergency communications, remote operations, and staying connected via amateur radio networks. Users can also send position reports and utilize Winlink forms for various purposes.