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N-MailClient is a desktop email client developed by Lunasans, currently available in version 0.5.0 as the sole listed release. The software belongs to the email and personal information management category and is designed to work with any IMAP/SMTP email account, making it independent of specific mail providers. Its core purpose is to consolidate everyday communication and scheduling tasks into a single desktop application. Beyond standard message handling, it integrates a calendar based on the CalDAV protocol and contact management via CardDAV, allowing users to synchronize appointments and address books with compatible servers. A unified inbox aggregates messages from multiple accounts, while a conversation view groups related messages into threads for easier reading. Full-text search enables quick retrieval of stored correspondence. Security-conscious users can take advantage of built-in PGP encryption for both reading and sending protected messages. For mail organization, the client supports server-side Sieve filters and includes a rule builder that simplifies the creation of filtering logic without requiring knowledge of the Sieve scripting syntax. An attachment archive is provided to store file attachments either locally or on a WebDAV server, helping to keep mailboxes tidy while preserving access to documents. The application also offers message translation powered by LibreTranslate, which assists users who correspond across languages, and it includes an automatic update mechanism to keep the installation current. Typical use cases include managing several email accounts from different providers in one place, coordinating calendars and contacts alongside email, encrypting sensitive communications, automating incoming mail sorting with server-side rules, archiving attachments to external storage, and translating incoming or outgoing messages. Version 0.5.0 represents the current state of the software, and with only one version recorded, it stands as both the initial and latest release of N-MailClient in the catalog.
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