Tuta

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Free and open source email service based in Germany. It has a basic intuitive UI, secure native mobile apps, anonymous signup, and a .onion site. Tuta has a full-featured free plan or a premium subscription for businesses allowing for custom domains ($12/ month). Tuta does not use OpenPGP like most encrypted mail providers, instead they use a standardized, hybrid method consisting of a symmetrical and an asymmetrical algorithm (with 128 bit AES, and 2048 bit RSA). This causes compatibility issues when communicating with contacts using PGP. But it does allow them to encrypt much more of the header data (body, attachments, subject lines, and sender names etc) which PGP mail providers cannot do.

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Tuta Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy Summary

  • Personal data that is stored is encrypted and data is deleted by the end of the calendar year for terminated accounts.
  • Tutanota
  • This service does not track you
  • Service does not allow alternative accounts
  • You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold the service harmless in case of a claim related to your use of the service
  • You can request access and deletion of personal data
  • This service does not sell your personal data
  • The service does not share user information with third parties
  • The service is transparent regarding goverment request or inqueries
  • There is a date of the last update of the agreements
  • Provides information on security practices
  • Cookies are used but do not collect personal information or track usage.
  • All Tutanota Data is Encrypted End-to-End
  • User-generated content is encrypted, and this service cannot decrypt it
  • Accessibility to this service is guaranteed at 99% or more
  • Archives of their agreements are provided so that changes can be viewed over time
  • You will be notified about website maintenance
  • You are prohibited from sending chain letters, junk mail, spam or any unsolicited messages
  • The service claims to be GDPR compliant for European users
  • The service is open-source
  • You authorise the service to charge a credit card supplied on re-occurring basis
  • The data retention period is kept to the minimum necessary for fulfilling its purposes
  • Features of the website are made available under a free software license
  • You can retrieve an archive of your data
  • The court of law governing the terms is in Hanover, Germany
  • The court of law governing the terms is in a jurisdiction that is friendlier to user privacy protection.
  • IP addresses of website visitors are not tracked

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About the Data

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Tuta Source Code

Author

tutao

Description

Tuta is an email service with a strong focus on security and privacy that lets you encrypt emails, contacts and calendar entries on all your devices.

#email#encryption#javascript#mithril#privacy#security#tutanota

Homepage

https://tuta.com

License

GPL-3.0

Created

28 Jul 14

Last Updated

29 Mar 24

Latest version

tutanota-release-220.240321.0

Primary Language

TypeScript

Size

190,668 KB

Stars

5,702

Forks

496

Watchers

5,702

Language Usage

Language Usage

Star History

Star History

Recent Commits

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (27 Mar 24)

    Tuta v220.240327.1 (#6803)

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (27 Mar 24)

    Add missing argument to getContactsInContactBook on android (#6802)

  • tutao-jenkins (27 Mar 24)

    Tuta v220.240327.0 (#6800) * update translations * v220.240327.0 --------- Co-authored-by: jenkins build server <jenkins@next.tutao.de>

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (27 Mar 24)

    update electron (#6801)

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (27 Mar 24)

    Fix window is not defined when starting the desktop app (#6796) After #6736 the theme was being called too early because of a chain of calls from CalendarModel -> CalendarUtils -> CalendarGuiUtils -> ... -> theme -> DeviceConfig throwing an error inside deviceConfig. This commit moves the function canFullyEditEvent to CalendarViewModel making sure that all the GUI stuff have been already loaded. fix #6795

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Add the custom themes to the themes page of the onboarding wizard (#6785) Closes #6770.

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Fix the time picker's `TextField` displaying in the wrong time format (#6752) This puts an overlay on top of the native time picker that displays the time in the selected time format in the app's settings.

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Scroll the `Editor` when the cursor is not visible (#6774) Closes #3893.

  • Johannes Münichsdorfer (27 Mar 24)

    fix 404 page not shown for paths with more than one slash (#6791)

  • Wren (27 Mar 24)

    Save restriction states of different search types (#6697) * Save restriction states of different search types close #6627 * Add SearchCategoryTypes to have more consistent search category checks

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Fix the date picker showing the wrong month/week on Chromium (#6788) Closes #6784.

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Fix not being able to scroll calendar without gestures in mobile layout (#6789) * Change time period on mouse wheel move in the `DaySelector` Closes #1719. * Change time period on mouse wheel move in the month view

  • paw-hub (27 Mar 24)

    Do not create an emspace whenever tab is pressed (#6760) Turns out this breaks navigation and templates. Fixes #6759 Co-authored-by: paw <paw-hub@users.noreply.github.com>

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (27 Mar 24)

    Fix notification resize incorrectly (#6758) This commit sets the notification width to "fit-content" preventing the notification from disappearing while resizing the screen. fix #6430

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (27 Mar 24)

    Fix Non-editable events are draggable on Calendar View (#6736) * Fix users being able to move non-editable events Users were able to move any events belonging to any calendar that they participate. This commit adds a verification if they are allowed to move an event before starting the drag event, preventing it if they aren't. fix #6735 * Fix broken tests and add a test for not allowed dragging actions * Changes after review

  • Wren (27 Mar 24)

    Changed parseDuration to parse all duration combinations (#6756) Adds events when importing event if alarm is not properly parsed fix #6753

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Add keyboard controls to the date picker (#6691) * Change flow style naming to TypeScript keywords in `TimePicker` * Implement keyboard controls for the `DatePicker` Based of the ARIA specifications: https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/ patterns/combobox/examples/combobox-datepicker/ Co-authored-by: mup <34790144+murilopereirame@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix being unable to tab to the reminder dropdown Co-authored-by: mup <34790144+murilopereirame@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix padding days being highlighted as the current day Co-authored-by: mup <34790144+murilopereirame@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: mup <34790144+murilopereirame@users.noreply.github.com>

  • Jamie Turner (27 Mar 24)

    Add a dialog to view a mail's raw source code (#6705) * Add a dialog to view a mail's raw source code This adds the 'Show email source code' dialog that allows an email's raw HTML to be viewed as text and copied. It is opened via a button in the mail viewer's more button or pressing 'i'. * Remove the source code viewer from the mail viewer's more button As requested in a PR review.

  • Willow (26 Mar 24)

    v220.240326.0 (#6790)

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (26 Mar 24)

    [ios] Fix contact hashing (#6786) The original contact hashing used to check contact changes was based on Swift's implementation of Hashable that unfortunately is granted to be the same just during the program execution, leading to different hashes every app startup. This commit replaces the use of Hashble by an implementation of MurmurHash, leading to stable hashes across multiples app startup. Co-authored-by: ivk <ivk@tutao.de> fix #6776 Co-authored-by: mup <mup@tutao.de>

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (26 Mar 24)

    Fix iOS empty notes overwriting Tuta notes (#6778) fix #6767

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (26 Mar 24)

    Fix import contacts on iOS (#6783) Co-authored-by: ivk <ivk@tutao.de> fix #6769

  • Murilo Rocha Pereira (26 Mar 24)

    Fix permission for notifications being asked too early (#6782) Co-authored-by: ivk <ivk@tutao.de> fix #6771

  • Jamie Turner (22 Mar 24)

    Fix the Swift CI running without iOS changes and harden the other workflows (#6757) * Fix `paths` in the Swift CI workflow not being respected I suspect this is either caused by YAML's wildcard parsing with double quotes and/or using a flow sequence instead of a plain sequence. * Harden the Node CI workflow This applies the security practices used in the Swift CI to the Node CI. The hardening should help mitigate any attacks from compromised actions. I also updated the actions. * Harden the release workflow This applies the security practices used in the Swift CI to the release workflow. The hardening should help mitigate any attacks from compromised actions. I also updated the actions.

  • Willow (21 Mar 24)

    [ci] Allow only building iOS staging or prod version (#6764)

  • Willow (21 Mar 24)

    Dompurify 3.0.11 (#6762) * dompurify 3.0.11 * v220.240321.0

  • Willow (19 Mar 24)

    v220.240319.2 (#6751)

  • Willow (19 Mar 24)

    Fix bump-version script (#6750) By default, npm tries to install the dependencies after running `npm version`. This has lead to issues where npm would try to find a version of a module that doesn't exist yet or no longer exist. We have disabled this behavior since we don't want to have individual complete node_modules for each package anyway, each package's node_modules should contain only what's necessary. That's why we've been deleting them manually before. With --workspaces-update false npm skips the step Co-authored-by: wec <wec@tutao.de>

  • Willow (19 Mar 24)

    FIx move mail (#6749) * Fix "move mail" button in mail viewer header Fix #6748 Co-authored-by: wec <wec@tutao.de> * v220.240319.1 --------- Co-authored-by: wec <wec@tutao.de>

  • Willow (19 Mar 24)

    v220.240319.0 (#6747)

Tuta Website

Website

Tuta Mail: Create a secure, private & encrypted email account for free

Tuta is the secure email service, built in Germany. Use encrypted emails on all devices with our open source email client, mobile apps & desktop clients.

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Server Details

  • IP Address 185.205.69.12
  • Location Hanover, Niedersachsen, Germany, EU
  • ISP Tutao GmbH
  • ASN AS210909

Associated Countries

  • US
  • DE

Saftey Score

Website marked as safe

100%

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Tuta Android App

Update Info

  • App Tutanota
  • Creation Date 20 Sept 22
  • Last Updated 07 Dec 23
  • Current Version 3.100.2

Trackers

No trackers found

Permissions

  • Internet
  • Use Biometric
  • Write External Storage
  • Vibrate
  • Read Contacts
  • Receive Boot Completed
  • Foreground Service
  • Request Ignore Battery Optimizations
  • Use Fingerprint
  • Access Network State

Tuta iOS App

App Info

Encrypted Email Tuta

Tuta (formerly Tutanota), the fully secure encrypted email and calendar app, enables you to keep your private data private! We never compromise on security or privacy. Tuta comes with a light & beautiful GUI, a dark theme, offline availability, instant push notifications, auto-sync, full-text search, swipe gestures and more. The business email plans have flexible user management and admin levels so you can manage all your company’s email needs easily. What you'll love about the Tuta email client for iOS: - Create a free email address (ending in @tuta.com, @tutanota.com, @tutanota.de, @tutamail.com, @tuta.io or @keemail.me) with 1 GB of free storage. - Create custom domain email addresses for €3 per month with optional catch-all & unlimited email addresses. - Instant display of incoming emails, no need to swipe down to refresh. - Instant access to your encrypted email, calendars & contacts - also when offline. - Quick swipe gestures to manage your inbox easily. - Instant push notifications. - Auto-complete mail addresses as you type. - Auto-sync between app, web and desktop email clients. - Tuta is a free & open source (FOSS) email app so that security experts can check the code. - Find everything you're looking for with our secure & private full-text search of your encrypted email. - Anonymous registration without a phone number. - Send calendar invites directly from the secure calendar app. - Create an unlimited number of encrypted calendars with any paid plan. - Send and receive end-to-end encrypted emails to anybody for free. - Send and receive old-fashioned emails (not end-to-end encrypted). - Automatically encrypt subject, content & attachments for maximum security. - Business email with flexible user creation and admin levels. The secure email app Tuta Mail enables you to send end-to-end encrypted emails to anybody. Even emails that are being sent without end-to-end encryption and all your contacts are stored securely encrypted on the Tutanota servers based in Germany. Tutanota also has an encrypted calendar, easily accessible from within the mail client. Our passion for privacy. Tuta Mail is being built by a team passionate about everybody's right to privacy. We are supported by an amazing community, which enables us to grow our team continuously, making the open source email app Tuta a lasting success without depending on venture capital interests. Tuta respects you & your data: - Only you can access your encrypted emails, calendars & contacts. - Tuta does not track or profile you. - Open source clients & apps. - Innovative full-text search feature lets you easily search your mailbox. - TLS with support of PFS, DMARC, DKIM, DNSSEC and DANE. - Secure password reset that gives us absolutely no access. - 100% developed and located in Germany under strict Data Protection Laws (GDPR). - Uses 100% renewable energy. Official website: https://tuta.com Source code: https://github.com/tutao/tutanota Crypto Notice This distribution includes cryptographic software. The country in which you currently reside may have restrictions on the import, possession, use, and/or re-export to another country, of encryption software. BEFORE using any encryption software, please check your country's laws, regulations and policies concerning the import, possession, or use, and re-export of encryption software, to see if this is permitted. Seehttp://www.wassenaar.org/ for more information. The U.S. Government Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has classified this software as Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN) 5D002.C.1, which includes information security software using or performing cryptographic functions with asymmetric algorithms. The form and manner of this distribution makes it eligible for export under the License Exception ENC Technology Software Unrestricted (TSU) exception (see the BIS Export Administration Regulations, Section 740.13) for both object code and source code.

Rating

Rated 4.46 out of 5 stars by 450 users

Version Info

  • Current Version 220.240326.0
  • Last Updated 27 Mar 24
  • First Released 30 Nov 14
  • Minimum iOS Version 15.0
  • Device Models Supported 93

App Details

  • IPA Size 15.99 Mb
  • Price Free (USD)
  • Age Advisory 4+
  • Supported Languages 55
  • Developer Tutao GmbH
  • Bundle ID de.tutao.tutanota

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