Offline Mail - your email offline with fast search App Reviews

Room for improvement, but hard to complain when surprisingly few apps let you download and search all of your mail.

Looks like a great app but I had to delete it twice and reinstall it a third time before the emails I want could all be stored on my 16 gig IPad. Developer should enable user to edit (add & delete) the folders that the user wants synced. The app indicated I would need about 12 gigs of storage for the folders I initially chose to include for syncing.

I bought this app because I wanted to read emails in the subway when not connected. Still reviewing.

So if you use this program it will work partially. But if you think you will have your emails say after you close an account you are sadly mistaken. It really isnt on your phone and when you need your emails they will all be gone! Nothing worth paying for here! I thought all of my emails were saved and on my phone. Now I look and somehow they are all gone!

I dont know why it has so few reviews but I think this app is fantastic for what it provides. Searching my entire email history quickly is wonderful and finally works consistently without crashing unlike numerous other ReMail based apps Ive tried and given up on over the last two years. It has a offline email downloader option so that it updates every time I arrive at specified locations which has worked well for me too. I still prefer Apples built in Mail app and the very good Sparrow app (only for my Gmail email) for my normal email usage but when it comes time to track down a hard to find email this app finds it the majority of the time (probably around 95%). Most of the times it doesnt are probably due to my choice of search terms. Regardless, the Offline Mail app is highly recommended.

This app will not access my Gmail account. Cannot find Technical Help on website, not even FAQ

Cannot get app to work with my exchange account. When I go to support I am bombarded with advertising, not help.

Asked for my Gmail username and password, which I entered several times and each time it asked for me to enter it again. Nuts.