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I swear I tried looking everywhere and I can't find anything like this. I am trying to find an online webmail app, which would let me connect several accounts and check them in one place - pretty much just like any regular desktop client does.

The features I'm looking for:

  • full Gmail support (including labels)
  • IMAP support
  • ideally should also sync Google Calendar

I've found some possible solutions, but none of them really cut it.

I know I can import IMAP accounts into my Gmail - but it's not perfect. Furthermore, I cannot import permanently another Gmail account but instead I have add it every time I want to access it.

Several open-source webmail clients were also tested - but none of them supported Gmail.

The closest I got to what I need is AOL's Alto Mail - but according to their website it supports max. 3 accounts.

I am willing to pay for a good tool which would suit my needs.

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    Do you look for a hosted solution, or would you host that yourself?
    – Marcel
    Commented Apr 29, 2015 at 5:42
  • I would prefer a hosted one, although I am happy to try both :)
    – goodpixels
    Commented Apr 29, 2015 at 20:37
  • You can use whatever webmail client you want in combination with fetchmail / imapsync. I don't know about Google's calendar, but that should work for mail seamless.
    – sebix
    Commented May 1, 2015 at 7:11

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IQTELL was a productivity app that allowed users to manage email. It aimed to be an “Everything in One Place” hosted solution.

  • Emails: sync Gmail, Exchange, iCloud, IMAP & POP3
  • Calendars: Gmail, Exchange and iCloud calendars
  • Contacts: sync Google contacts
  • Task management focused on the GTD (Getting Things Done) method (what's that?).
  • Project management
  • Integration with Evernote
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