TrekMail

TrekMail Professional email hosting for multiple domains. One dashboard, IMAP/SMTP, and webmail. On a mission to make multi-domain email simple, affordable, and scalable.

05/29/2026

TrekMail Update — May 2026
A lot shipped over the last few days.

This update is mostly about making TrekMail more powerful, safer, and smoother across Drive, Webmail, Email Verifier, AI agents, forwarding, and domain-level email management.

🔄 Drive Sync foundation
We continued building the foundation for native Drive sync.
TrekMail Drive is moving beyond browser-only storage toward a more flexible sync experience, with device management, app passwords, WebDAV support, and better compatibility with desktop and mobile file clients.

🧪 Email Verifier redesign
Email Verifier got a full interface refresh.
The flow is now clearer, easier to follow, and better structured for both quick checks and deeper verification jobs.
We also improved credit handling, mobile layout, explanations in the UI, and job recovery.
The goal is simple: fewer confusing results, fairer credit usage, and a cleaner verification experience.

🤖 AI agents and MCP improvements
We shipped another round of improvements for AI-agent workflows.
Scheduled email support is stronger, Drive device tools are available through MCP, and the AI Agents page now explains better how TrekMail works with Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and other compatible clients.

📨 Multi-destination forwarding
Forwarding is now much more flexible.
A mailbox can forward incoming mail to multiple destinations instead of just one.
That makes real business workflows easier, like sending messages to a personal inbox, a team inbox, and an external system at the same time.

🖊️ Domain-level signatures
You can now manage email signatures at the domain level.
A company can apply a default or enforced signature across mailboxes on the same domain instead of configuring each mailbox manually.
Useful for teams, agencies, and businesses that want consistent branding in outgoing email.

🔐 Security hardening
We closed a large batch of security reports and strengthened several sensitive areas of the platform.
That includes safer sessions, better protection around password changes and 2FA, stronger file handling, safer unsubscribe links, cleaner redirects, and additional protections for API and MCP tools.
Several responsible researchers were also added to the TrekMail Security Hall of Fame.

🧰 Support and dashboard improvements
We improved support ticket handling, raised the message length limit for longer reports, fixed UI edge cases, and polished branded and white-label environments.

🚀 More reliability across the platform
We also shipped stability work across billing, migrations, Drive, Webmail, Email Verifier, scheduled sending, and domain setup.
Most of this is not something users need to think about.

That is the point.
The product should feel faster, safer, and more predictable.

TrekMail keeps getting better, with stronger Drive sync foundations, cleaner verification tools, more flexible forwarding, domain-level signatures, safer AI automation, and another big round of security improvements.

In January 2026, an email provider silently failed a DKIM key rotation. For roughly 24 hours, every outgoing email from ...
05/29/2026

In January 2026, an email provider silently failed a DKIM key rotation. For roughly 24 hours, every outgoing email from their platform failed DMARC checks.

No alert. No warning. Customers only found out when their recipients stopped seeing their messages.

DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is a cryptographic signature attached to every email you send. It proves the message wasn't altered in transit. When the signing key rotates and the new public key isn't published in DNS correctly, every signature becomes invalid.

This isn't a rare edge case. Key rotation is routine maintenance. The failure wasn't rotating — it was not monitoring the result.

If your email provider handles DKIM for you: do you know when keys were last rotated? Do you have a way to verify the current key is valid?

You add a DKIM record. Copy-paste from the docs. Looks right.Two weeks later: "Why are my emails going to spam?"Because ...
05/27/2026

You add a DKIM record. Copy-paste from the docs. Looks right.

Two weeks later: "Why are my emails going to spam?"

Because the value had a trailing space. Or the selector was wrong. Or the record type was CNAME when it should've been TXT. DNS doesn't tell you it's wrong — it just quietly fails.

TrekMail runs a live DNS lookup and checks exact values against what's required. Not just "record exists" — actual value matching.

Wrong DKIM value? Flagged. Missing DMARC? Flagged. SPF conflict? Highlighted.

Watch the 20-second demo. Then check your own domains.

When was the last time you verified DNS on a domain you manage?

TrekMail White Label is live.This is a big one for agencies, resellers, teams, and anyone who wants to offer email hosti...
05/25/2026

TrekMail White Label is live.

This is a big one for agencies, resellers, teams, and anyone who wants to offer email hosting under their own brand.
You can now turn TrekMail into a branded product for your customers.

🎨 Your brand, not ours
White Label lets you customize the customer-facing TrekMail experience with your own logo, brand color, name, domain, sender email, and support links.
That includes the dashboard, webmail, login screens, billing flows, password reset pages, support pages, transactional emails, and customer-facing account screens.

Your customers see your brand throughout the experience.

🌐 Custom domain
You can run TrekMail on your own subdomain, like panel.yourbrand.com or mail.yourbrand.com.
SSL is handled automatically, and the branded domain works across login, dashboard, webmail, billing, support, and account pages.
No awkward forwarding. No sending customers to a generic TrekMail URL.

💌 Branded emails
System emails can also carry your brand.
Welcome emails, password resets, payment receipts, plan updates, quota warnings, suspension notices, and reactivation emails can show your logo, colors, sender name, and support URL.
Even links inside those emails point back to your branded domain.

🛠 Brand Studio
White Label includes a dedicated Brand Studio where you can manage the setup yourself.
Upload your logo, choose your brand color, set your support URL, configure the sender email, and preview how everything looks before customers see it.
No support ticket needed just to change your branding.

💳 Simple add-on pricing
White Label is a separate add-on on top of your mail plan.
It is available monthly or yearly, and it works independently from your main email hosting plan.
Canceling White Label does not cancel your mail hosting.

✅ Available on every plan
White Label is available on every TrekMail plan, including Nano.
We decided not to lock it behind an enterprise-only tier, because small agencies and independent operators often need branding just as much as larger companies do.

📦 Bonus for Drive storage
White Label customers also get a 30% discount on TrekMail Drive storage.
That makes it easier to package email and storage together under your own brand, with more room for margin if you resell it to clients.
TrekMail White Label is here for anyone who wants to package email hosting as their own product.
Your logo. Your domain. Your customer experience.
Powered by TrekMail.

Product page:
https://trekmail.net/white-label

Full blog breakdown:
https://trekmail.net/blog/trekmail-white-label-launch

TrekMail Drive is live.This is one of the biggest updates we’ve shipped so far.TrekMail is no longer just email hosting....
05/24/2026

TrekMail Drive is live.

This is one of the biggest updates we’ve shipped so far.
TrekMail is no longer just email hosting. You now have a full cloud storage layer built into the same account, same dashboard, and same workflow.

📁 A proper file manager
Drive now has its own space inside TrekMail.
You can upload files, create folders, switch between list and grid view, search, sort, rename, move, delete, restore from trash, and manage everything from a clean file manager.
It works properly on desktop and mobile, with drag-and-drop uploads, folder uploads, bulk actions, folder colors, breadcrumbs, right-click actions, and a storage indicator that shows what you are actually using.

✉️ Built into webmail
Drive is not just a separate storage tab.
It is connected directly to the email composer.
When you attach a large file, TrekMail can route it through Drive automatically and send it as a secure download link instead of forcing it through traditional email attachment limits.
That means fewer failed sends, fewer size-limit issues, and a much smoother experience when sharing large files by email.

🔗 Share links
You can create public share links for files and folders.
Links can be managed, revoked, and used directly from both Drive and webmail.
If a file is deleted or moved to trash, its share links are handled safely too.

👥 Shared folders
Drive also supports shared folders.
You can share a folder with another account, and they will see it alongside their own folders with a clear shared label.
This is especially useful for teams, agencies, and anyone managing files across multiple people or accounts.

💾 Storage add-on
If the storage included in your plan is not enough, Drive now has a separate storage add-on.
You can expand storage from 250 GB up to 100 TB, with billing handled separately from your email plan.
White Label customers also get 30% off Drive storage.

🤖 API and MCP support
Drive is also available through the TrekMail API and MCP server.
That means developers and AI agents can browse files, upload, move, rename, share, trash, restore, and manage Drive workflows programmatically.
This matters a lot for automation, agencies, and AI-powered operations.

TrekMail Drive is a major step forward.

Email, files, sharing, storage, API, and AI automation are now moving into one connected platform instead of separate tools, separate bills, and separate logins.

Product page:
https://trekmail.net/drive

Full blog breakdown:
https://trekmail.net/blog/trekmail-drive-launch

05/23/2026

TrekMail Update — May 19–May 20, 2026

Only a couple of days into the week, but one very useful security improvement is already live.

🔐 Trusted devices for 2FA
If you use two-factor authentication, you no longer have to enter a code every single time from the same trusted laptop or phone.
There is now a “Trust this device for 30 days” option on the 2FA screen.
Check it once, and TrekMail will remember that device for the next month.
Much less friction, without removing the protection of 2FA.

🛡️ Safer password resets
We also made sure trusted devices are cleared when a password is reset.
So if someone resets their password, old trusted sessions are invalidated and 2FA has to be completed again.
That keeps the convenience without creating an obvious security gap.

⚙️ Reliability work
We also made more improvements to keep the platform stable under load and easier to monitor as it grows.
Most users will never notice this directly, but it helps TrekMail stay faster and more reliable.

TrekMail keeps shipping.

Migrations and webmail are more reliable, the dashboard is much more polished, AI integrations now have a safer foundation, and 2FA finally feels less annoying without becoming weaker.

05/22/2026

TrekMail Update — May 12–May 18, 2026

This was a big week for automation, API, AI integrations, billing security, and webmail reliability.
The headline: AI assistants can now connect to TrekMail through a proper OAuth flow.

🤖 AI agents now have a real auth gateway
TrekMail now supports OAuth for MCP connections.
That means AI tools and assistants can connect to TrekMail without users copying and pasting static tokens manually.
There is now a proper consent screen, connected clients can be reviewed in the dashboard, and access can be revoked when needed.
This makes AI-powered mailbox management much safer and much more practical.

🔌 API and MCP expansion
The API foundation behind MCP got a major cleanup too.
More parts of TrekMail now work properly with OAuth-authenticated calls, and audit logs can better show whether an action came from a user, an API token, or an AI client.
This is important groundwork for serious automation.

🔐 Billing and security hardening
We tightened several security and billing flows.
Card testing protection is stronger, OAuth signup data is handled more safely, Stripe payment flows are more reliable, and 3DS behavior has been cleaned up further.
Several abusive accounts were also removed during the audit.

🔍 Webmail search and UX fixes
Webmail search got more reliable.
Advanced search behaves better, temporary image loading issues recover faster, and huge-folder actions now work more accurately with filters like unread or starred.
A real customer-facing issue with bulk actions on large folders was fixed here.

📥 Migration redesign
The migration page was redesigned into a cleaner single experience for both single and bulk imports.
There is now a better history view, clearer recovery behavior, and updated documentation for large or partially completed migrations.

📊 Docs and SEO
We also did a major documentation and content pass.
Dozens of help articles were expanded, broken links were cleaned up, old redirects were fixed, and customer-facing docs were rewritten to be clearer and more useful.
TrekMail keeps moving forward, with safer AI integrations, stronger API coverage, better billing protection, smoother webmail, and clearer documentation.

Your email bill went up this year. Not because you added mailboxes. Because your provider added AI.Auto-summaries you di...
05/22/2026

Your email bill went up this year. Not because you added mailboxes. Because your provider added AI.

Auto-summaries you didn't request. Writing assistants you don't use. Smart categories that rearrange your inbox without asking.

All bundled into every plan. No opt-out. No discount if you skip them.

Email used to be infrastructure. Predictable, stable, and priced for what it does. Somewhere along the way it became a vehicle for features nobody requested.

TrekMail charges for email. Mailboxes, SMTP, DNS, forwarding. No AI scanning your messages. No forced bundles. No price hikes for features that have nothing to do with delivering mail.

What matters more to you in email — new features or stable pricing?

05/21/2026

TrekMail Update - May 5–May 11, 2026

This week was all about design, usability, and making the dashboard feel like one polished product.

🎨 Dashboard sidebar redesign
The sidebar got its first major redesign in a long time.
It now looks cleaner, works better in light and dark mode, behaves better on mobile, and feels more consistent across the whole dashboard.
Navigation is simpler, the user menu is in a better place, and the collapsed sidebar finally behaves properly.

⚙️ Settings page refresh
Account settings were redesigned too.
The page is cleaner, easier to scan, and works better on smaller screens.
Two-factor authentication, account details, preferences, and other sections now feel much more consistent.

🎫 Support area redesign
Support is now much nicer to use.
The ticket area has a cleaner layout, better status visibility, drag-and-drop attachments, easier ticket creation, and a more natural message view.
Closed tickets can also be reopened, so users do not need to start from scratch if the same issue continues.

📨 SMTP page v2
The SMTP settings page also got a full redesign.
Instead of several separate buttons, the page now guides users with one main action depending on the current state: test, save, verify, or reconnect.
It is harder to click the wrong thing and easier to understand what to do next.

📦 More migration polish
We also continued improving migrations.
TrekMail now checks source server connectivity earlier, resumes large imports more reliably, and handles more edge cases from unusual IMAP providers.

📬 Smaller but useful improvements
Special folders now appear more reliably in desktop mail clients like Thunderbird.
Webmail search gained better content filtering.
Cloudflare-connected domains can now be verified more reliably from the manual setup path.
Affiliate tracking and commission logic also got another cleanup pass.

TrekMail keeps getting better, with a cleaner dashboard, smoother support, easier SMTP setup, and more reliable migration tools.

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