What it does
Disroot supplies email through webmail and standard mail clients. Its documentation distinguishes encrypted connections from the GPG end-to-end encryption users can add themselves.
Disroot’s email page makes a useful distinction that many mail sites blur. The connection to its server is encrypted, and onward delivery uses TLS when the recipient’s server supports it. The project still recommends GPG for end-to-end encrypted correspondence.
Its Roundcube webmail includes folders, filters and attachment previews, while the documented server settings support desktop and mobile clients. The free mailbox has a stated quota, and extra storage and custom-domain linking use contribution-based options. If your priority is a community service with explicit protocol settings, this page gives a concrete starting point.
Strengths
- The documentation explains transport encryption and its limits.
- Webmail and standard client settings are supplied.
Watch out for
- TLS for onward delivery depends on the recipient’s server supporting it.
Best for
- People comfortable using a community email service and configuring a client
Sources
- Email | Disroot.org (Oct 26, 2026)