Your connected accounts are protected
Three providers are synchronized with no failed sign-ins.
Create a RedX mailbox, connect the email accounts you already use, and manage everything from one app. Read, search, and send from the correct identity without jumping between providers. Developers get lower-friction email, verification, and authentication APIs on the same infrastructure.
Hosted mail foundation is liveUnified provider sync and public APIs are in development
RedX keeps each provider identity separate while presenting messages, search, and sending controls in one workspace.
RedX is being designed as the control layer over your mail—not another provider that forces you to abandon every account you already have.
Connect supported accounts with OAuth and compatible providers through secure IMAP and SMTP connections. Search everything in one place while preserving the provider behind each identity.
Transactional sending, verification links, authentication, and signed delivery events are planned as focused APIs with a free development allowance and transparent usage pricing.
RedX will route outgoing mail through the connected provider or your hosted RedX mailbox instead of spoofing an address. That keeps authentication, deliverability, and sent-mail history tied to the correct account.
See the platform roadmapUse your own verified sender or the planned managed verification identity. Add email verification links, transactional messages, and a recognizable RedX sign-in option without stitching together three unrelated vendors.
const session = await redx.auth.verify(token);if (session.emailVerified) allowAccess();Preview only. The production SDK and endpoints will be published after the account system and security review are complete.
The hosted mail engine and public website are live. Provider sync, account provisioning, unified search, and developer APIs are being added as explicit production milestones.
Connect RedX, Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, business, and standards-based IMAP accounts to one searchable workspace.
Use provider OAuth where available and encrypted app-password connections for compatible IMAP and SMTP services.
Reply from the address that received the message and route outgoing mail through the verified provider or RedX mailbox behind it.
Create a RedX address that can send to and receive from any standards-compliant email provider through the live Stalwart mail foundation.
Send verification, receipt, alert, and application email through a simple API using a verified customer sender or a managed RedX sender.
Generate single-use, expiring email verification links with delivery status, callbacks, and replay protection built in.
A recognizable blood-red outlined sign-in button with the RedX mark, backed by standards-based OAuth and OpenID Connect flows.
Receive signed delivery, bounce, complaint, verification, and authentication events without constantly polling.
Mail plans are launch targets. Developer pricing will be finalized after deliverability, abuse-control, and infrastructure costs are measured under real load.
A RedX mailbox and one place for your personal inboxes.
More connected accounts, storage, aliases, and advanced controls.
Email, verification, and authentication infrastructure without enterprise markup.
Join the build list for hosted RedX mail, connected accounts, the unified workspace, or developer API access.
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