Email that's open to everyone.
DMail is a public email platform at dmail.tech. Anyone can create an address and use it to send and receive mail, without belonging to a company or school.
Log in What to check firstWhat DMail is
A public email platform means individuals can sign up for themselves. You get a personal mailbox you can use for friends and family, accounts, shopping and everyday correspondence.
For individuals
Open to the general public, with no employer, school or organization needed.
Web-based
Reach your mailbox from a browser at dmail.tech on any device.
Your own address
Pick a username and use it as your address for sending and receiving mail.
Getting started
New sign-ups are temporarily paused, so you can't create an account right now. When registration reopens, you'll be able to create one at dmail.tech. Check the site for updates.
Already have an account? Log in to read and send mail as usual.
Before you sign up
With any email platform, a few checks help you decide how much to rely on it.
| Privacy policy | Find out whether the provider scans, shares or sells mail data. |
|---|---|
| Security | Look for two-factor sign-in and encrypted connections. |
| Storage and limits | Check mailbox size and attachment limits. |
| Account recovery | Make sure you can get back in if you forget your password. |
| Cost and ads | Confirm whether the service is free, paid or ad-supported. |
| Export | See whether you can download your mail or forward it elsewhere. |
Common questions
Can I create an account right now?
Not at the moment. New sign-ups are temporarily paused. Existing users can still log in.
Who can use DMail?
DMail is a public platform, so anyone can have an account when sign-ups are open.
Can I use it with my phone's mail app?
Check the site's help pages for supported mail apps and settings.
I forgot my password. What do I do?
Use the password recovery option on the sign-in page at dmail.tech if it offers one.
Is it free?
Pricing details aren't listed here. Check dmail.tech for current plans.
How is my data protected?
Read the provider's privacy policy and security pages before moving important mail.