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Add Aster Mail - #791
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Thank you for the PR. The criteria apply to the app itself, which meets the requirements. We’re currently discussing a minimum development period (#787), so I’d like to wait until that’s been decided before merging. The PR can be merged afterward. |
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Adds Aster Mail to Email Clients, in alphabetical order, with its F-Droid link.
Aster Mail is private, end-to-end encrypted email with post-quantum protection, PGP, aliases, and custom domains. The Android app is written in Kotlin, licensed under AGPL-3.0, and available on F-Droid as org.astermail.android.
Two things to weigh against the criteria: the app is a client for the Aster Mail service, whose backend is not open source, and the service has paid plans alongside a free plan with 10 GB. The app itself is free.
For transparency, I work on Aster.