Smailr email assistant Android app. Migrated from the Chrome extension with the same functionality, supporting API key login, multi-account management, new email notifications, email lists and details, sending/replying, local hiding, encrypted backups, and more.
Package name: com.smailr.smailrx
Minimum supported version: Android 8.0 (API 26)
Current version: 1.2.0
Android App Installation
**Download and install the latest APK from the Releases page. It is signed with a debug certificate and can be installed directly over an existing version.**Releases · EvanTop/SmailrX · GitHub
This app was fully designed by Marvis (Agent), with the development prototype being the plugin version of this app that I created with Agent.
Feedback is welcome. Thank you.
It is recommended that you try it on a spare phone first. In my experience, it can be installed on some phones but not others. I have not yet found the reason.
I let the Agent run on its own last night—I was just playing around and didn’t expect it to actually work. I fixed a few small bugs at noon, and now it’s usable. But I’ve never made an app before, so I don’t know what other problems might come up. I tried installing it on two phones, a Smartisan and a Nothing phone. It installed and worked fine on the Smartisan, but not on the Nothing—it couldn’t be installed. I’ll leave it at that for now. I’m not sure what the exact reason is either.
It’s okay, but the home page isn’t very good. It should display a list of all email inboxes, with an option to switch between them in the top-left or top-right corner—like Gmail.
The homepage is just the email list, right? You can get in by clicking directly on the email. Let’s leave it like this for now—I’ll work on it more when I have time. The agent is seriously badass.
Could we put together a list of the site’s services in the Resources section? Something like Smailr. If I hadn’t come across it while browsing a while ago, I wouldn’t have known this existed… It would make things easier to find, too. Haha.
