Press kit

Writing about Loupe?

Everything you need, free to use in articles, videos and reviews. Questions: hello@loupe.mx.

In one sentence

Loupe is a free, open-source mail app for Android that is as simple as the best phone mail apps on the surface, with desktop-class search, rules and encryption underneath.

In a paragraph

Loupe is an independent mail app for Android, with iOS planned. It rebuilds HTML newsletters to fit the phone (Readable mode), searches with a full expression language across the phone and the server, keeps Smart Mailboxes and rules on the user's own mail server, and supports OpenPGP and S/MIME. It works with any IMAP or JMAP provider. Loupe has no servers of its own and collects no data: no analytics, no telemetry, no ads. It is open source under the MPL-2.0 and built in public on GitHub.

Facts

NameLoupe (capital L; pronounced "loop")
PlatformAndroid 7.0+; iOS planned
PriceFree; pay what you want
LicenceMPL-2.0
ProtocolsIMAP, SMTP, JMAP, ManageSieve
Built withFlutter and Dart
DeveloperBuenGenio
Websiteloupe.mx
Sourcegithub.com/BuenGenio/loupe

Please

  • Write "Loupe", not "LOUPE" or "Loupe Mail".
  • Don't describe Loupe as made by or affiliated with Mozilla or Thunderbird. It's independent; it works with Thunderbird's tags and settings export.
  • Don't change the logo's colours or proportions.

Logo and icon

Colours

  • Lens teal#0B7F8E
  • Deep sea#0F5F8A
  • Glass#D4EBF8
  • Night navy#0C2238

Typeface

Ubuntu, Light for text and Medium for headlines (Ubuntu Font Licence).

Screenshots

Loupe's All Inboxes screen on an Android phone: messages from Jordan Lee, Tracker, Dana Okafor, Felix Brandt and Ben Walsh with unread dots, stars, flags and thread counts, each account marked by a coloured stripe.A Trailhead Outfitters newsletter in Loupe's Readable mode: a mountain photo titled 'Into the cold', the heading 'Three layers, every trail', body text and a 'Shop the guide' button.Loupe's search screen with the query f:(dana or ben) -is:read, chips 'From: dana or ben' and 'Unread', and four results from Dana Okafor and Ben Walsh.Loupe's 'This looks like phishing' sheet listing the reasons: a look-alike domain and a name you know writing from a new address.

Full-resolution PNGs (1170 × 2532). All screenshots: loupe.mx/screenshots.