Sender vs Post SMTP

A tiny app that allows you to send email, but not receive. No inbox, no distraction. For those who are tired of the busy email bandwagon but still needs to dash off a quick email on a go. Why not using regular email app with silenced notifications? Because it requires willpower, which we have only little. Don't test yourself, have a system that works just as needed. Sender sends emails via SMTP, which stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. This is what email is supposed to be, right? Set up your email provider of choice in the app, and you're good to go. Every major email provider allows sending with SMTP protocol. You'll just need to create a specific password. There are links for instructions in the app to help with that. Enjoy inbox-stressless phone!

PostSMTP Mobile App is the only app for WordPress email delivery monitoring, which helps you notify regarding email failures, show error details, preview the content of emails, resend failed emails, track multiple WP sites and more. The Post SMTP Mobile App works seamlessly with the Post SMTP plugin. To use the Post SMTP Mobile App: INSTALL IN JUST 3 STEPS 1• Login to your WordPress site 2• Navigate to Post SMTP → Mobile App 3• Scan the QR Code That's it! You can now see all your WordPress emails on your phone. POST SMTP APP FEATURES With the Post SMTP Mobile App, you can: • Monitor the status and performance of your WordPress emails • Receive notifications for any email failures and take action • Resend a failed email quickly and easily with one click • Preview the content of your email within the app • Connect multiple WordPress sites with the app • View the error details and solutions for any email failure CONNECT TO SMTP SERVICE OF YOUR CHOICE With the Post SMTP WordPress plugin, you can connect to any SMTP service, including; • Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) • SendGrid • Gmail • Brevo (Formerly Sendinblue) • Mailgun • Mandrill • Mailjet • Amazon SES • Elastic Email • PostMark • SparkPost • OR any SMTP service Finally, make sure your WordPress emails go right in your user's inbox. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/