A native Mac app for Fastmail
Fastmail users tend to care where their mail goes. Bloop.email keeps it that way: it connects your Mac straight to Fastmail's servers and nowhere else.
How Bloop.email works with Fastmail
Create a Fastmail app password with access to IMAP and SMTP only, add it to Bloop.email, and keep Fastmail next to any other accounts you still use.
Set up Fastmail step by step · App password
What you get
Native and fast
Built for the Mac, not wrapped from the web. Runs on macOS Sequoia 15 or later.
Nothing in between
Your Mac connects straight to your provider. We never receive a copy of your mail.
Trackers blocked
Remote images stay hidden until you load them, so senders can't tell when you open mail.
Every inbox, ⌘1 to ⌘9
Keep this account next to the rest, each one a keystroke away.
On-device summaries
Summarize long threads and translate messages on your Mac, with Apple's models.
$4.99 once
No subscription. Every update we publish for it is included.
Fastmail on Mac: questions
- What access should the Fastmail app password have?
- Mail access over IMAP and SMTP is all Bloop.email needs. Limiting it keeps the password useful only for mail.
- Does Bloop.email store my Fastmail mail anywhere else?
- No. Messages are stored on your Mac for offline reading and stay on Fastmail's servers as usual.