Fly Mail vs Lumen Mail

Fly Mail is the production Mail app for the Fly Productivity Manager ecosystem. It brings every connected mailbox into one fast, searchable iPhone inbox. GLOBAL INBOX See mail from all of your Fly Mail addresses in one chronological view, with clear account labels and unread status. FAST READING Conversations are prefetched so messages open immediately. Email is normalized for a phone-sized screen, while wide content remains scrollable. HTML mail is displayed by default, and privacy-sensitive remote images stay blocked until you choose to load them. SEARCH AND COMPOSE Search across your mail, find contacts while addressing a message, and send from any available Fly Mail address using Fly Mail's native composition editor. GESTURES THAT KEEP YOU MOVING Swipe a message to mark it read or archive it. In the reader, archive and advance, pull down to refresh, or swipe up from the bottom to start a reply. MADE FOR IOS Fly Mail supports light and dark appearance, the iOS share and mail composition experience, verification-code AutoFill, and registration as a default email app where iOS makes those capabilities available. Privacy Policy: https://pdx.software/privacy Terms of Use: https://pdx.software/terms

Lumen is a mail app that does mail, and nothing else. No account to create, no ads, and no servers of ours in between. Your mail travels directly from this device to your mail provider; your password lives only in the system Keychain. What it does: - Receive, read, reply, archive. That's the whole feature list. - Reader mode turns cluttered newsletters into clean, readable text. - Long message? Tap Summary. Generated on your device; nothing leaves it. - Opens instantly from a local cache; the latest messages are fetched ahead of time so they're ready when you tap. - New mail arrives in real time while the app is open, with no polling. - One app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. What it doesn't do: No calendar, no to-dos, no team features, no "smart" feeds, no cloud AI of ours, no AI-written replies, no tracking pixels of our own, no analytics SDKs. This isn't a promise—it's how the app is built. Currently supports iCloud Mail. Sign in with an app-specific password (Apple's requirement for third-party mail apps; the app walks you through getting one).