[00] INSTALLATION
Install LocalMail
Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux via package managers or direct download. Pick your platform below.
LocalMail supports macOS 12 Monterey and later. Universal binary runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Install via Homebrew for easy installation and future updates with a single command.
To update later: brew upgrade localmail
Download the DMG, open it, and drag LocalMail to your Applications folder.
Download LocalMail.dmg macOS 12+Download the ZIP archive, extract it, and move LocalMail.app to your Applications folder.
Download LocalMail-mac.zip macOS 12+LocalMail supports Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit).
Install via Scoop for easy updates from the command line.
To update later: scoop update localmail
Install via Chocolatey in an elevated PowerShell prompt.
To update later: choco upgrade localmail
Download the installer, run it, and follow the setup wizard.
Download LocalMail-Setup.exe Windows 10 / 11LocalMail supports a wide range of Linux distributions via multiple package managers and formats.
Add the LocalMail APT repository. Supports Debian 11+ and Ubuntu 20.04+.
To update later: sudo apt upgrade localmail
Add the LocalMail RPM repository. Supports Fedora 37+, RHEL 8+, CentOS Stream, and openSUSE.
To update later: sudo dnf upgrade localmail
Install via Snap. Works on any Linux distribution with Snapd installed.
Snap packages update automatically in the background.
Install from the Arch User Repository. Use an AUR helper or build manually.
WITH AN AUR HELPER
MANUAL BUILD
AppImage runs on any modern Linux distribution without installation. Download, make executable, and run.
No root required. Move the file anywhere on your system to keep it.
Download and install the native package for your distribution directly.
DEBIAN / UBUNTU (.deb)
FEDORA / RHEL (.rpm)
[01] NEXT STEPS
After installing
LocalMail starts a local SMTP server on localhost:1025 as soon as it launches. Point your application's SMTP settings there and every outbound email will be captured in the inbox.