Trust and verification
Verified hashes, stronger trust profiles, and lower-risk releases rise faster in the shortlist.
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You Have Mail
Use this track when you want safer, fresher, or leaner substitutes for a specific Android app.
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How this track ranks apps
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Release freshness
More recent releases usually rank better because users need options that are still maintained.
Footprint and install size
Smaller packages score better when the track is sensitive to storage, bandwidth, or device overhead.
Ranked options
Ordered using trust, risk, footprint, freshness, and category fit signals.
#1
SimpleLogin | Anti-spam
SimpleLogin | Anti-spam is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 6.7 MB.
Application features: Manage aliases: create/edit/delete & enable/disable an alias. Release snapshot: Category: Email | Min SDK 21 | Developer: SimpleLogin | Size: 6.7 MB | Target...
Priority score: 73
Trust score: 83
Risk: Low risk
Dangerous permissions: 1
Size: 6.7 MB
1 versions tracked
#2
ImapNotes3
ImapNotes3 is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 6.3 MB.
A free and fast notes editor for Android that allows for synchronization with IMAP servers. Release snapshot: Size: 6.3 MB | Min SDK 25 | Category: Email | Package: de.niendo.Imap...
Priority score: 68
Trust score: 86
Risk: Low risk
Dangerous permissions: 2
Size: 6.3 MB
1 versions tracked
#3
Android
Android is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 7.3 MB.
Android is an Android app in Email with a clean, verified release timeline. Release snapshot: Category: Email | Min SDK 23 | Developer: Daniel Gultsch | Package: rs.ltt.android |...
Priority score: 65
Trust score: 71
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 7.3 MB
1 versions tracked
#4
mail
mail is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 8.0 MB.
mail for Android (Email) with version history and verified package details. Release snapshot: Min SDK 21 | Developer: Arne-Brün Vogelsang | Target SDK 31 | Size: 8 MB | Category:...
Priority score: 64
Trust score: 68
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 8.0 MB
1 versions tracked
#5
WhatsDown
WhatsDown is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 21.1 MB.
Explore WhatsDown in Email with trusted metadata and a tracked update history. Track updates and view release Release snapshot: Updated: 2007-01-09 | Category: Email | Latest vers...
Priority score: 63
Trust score: 71
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 21.1 MB
1 versions tracked
#6
Guerrilla Mail
Guerrilla Mail is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 18.9 MB.
Guerrilla Mail for Android (Email) with version history and verified package details. Release snapshot: Min SDK 16 | ABI arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64 | Developer: TheOneWithTheB...
Priority score: 60
Trust score: 58
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 18.9 MB
1 versions tracked
#7
Inbox Pager
Inbox Pager is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 18.5 MB.
E-mail client for the Android platform. Release snapshot: Target SDK 36 | Latest version: 8.0 | Category: Email | Updated: 2002-12-30 | ABI arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64 | P...
Priority score: 58
Trust score: 76
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 4
Size: 18.5 MB
1 versions tracked
#8
BlitzMail
BlitzMail is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 2.7 MB.
BlitzMail for Android (Email) with version history and verified package details. Release snapshot: Min SDK 14 | Size: 2.7 MB | Category: Email | Updated: 2008-04-09 | Package: de....
Priority score: 52
Trust score: 51
Risk: High risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 2.7 MB
1 versions tracked
#9
Dinomail
Dinomail is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 18.5 MB.
Dinomail is an Android app in Email with a clean, verified release timeline. Release snapshot: Size: 18.5 MB | Target SDK 28 | Package: fr.nanoy.dinomail_app | Latest version: 1.0...
Priority score: 51
Trust score: 51
Risk: High risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 18.5 MB
1 versions tracked
#10
Anonaddy
Anonaddy is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 17.0 MB.
Explore Anonaddy in Email with trusted metadata and a tracked update history. On stjin.anonaddy . 9.1. Latest Release snapshot: Developer: Stjin | Size: 17 MB | ABI arm64-v8a, arm...
Priority score: 34
Size: 17.0 MB
2 versions tracked
#11
FairEmail
FairEmail is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 27.9 MB.
FairEmail is easy to set up and works with virtually all email providers, including Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo! Release snapshot: Size: 27.9 MB | Min SDK 21 | Package: eu.faircode.e...
Priority score: 33
Size: 27.9 MB
3 versions tracked
#12
Infomaniak Mail
Infomaniak Mail is worth comparing against You Have Mail when you want a similar category fit with a footprint around 70.7 MB.
The secure messaging service for your emails Track updates and view release details on APKs Center with curated mirrors. The Infomaniak Mail app requires your email addresses to...
Priority score: 29
Size: 70.7 MB
6 versions tracked
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Short answers for the trade-offs behind each library track.
When should I use alternatives pages for You Have Mail?
Use this track when you already know the app you want to replace and need practical substitutes quickly.
What decides the order on an alternatives page?
The ordering favors safer trust context, fresher releases, cleaner permission signals, and useful differentiation from the current pick.
What is the main trade-off in alternatives pages?
The goal is not to find the most popular app overall, but the most credible replacement for the specific app you started from.
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