Free software, built in the open
Delivr is licensed under the GNU AGPL-3.0. The code, the roadmap, the bugs, and the discussions are all public — and you're invited.
What the license means for you
The GNU Affero General Public License keeps Delivr free — for you and for everyone who uses an instance.
Use it for anything
Run Delivr for yourself, your family, your non-profit, or your company — free of charge.
Study and change it
Read every line, audit the security, and adapt Delivr to your needs.
Host it for others
Offer Delivr to your users or customers on your own infrastructure.
Share alike
If you modify Delivr and let people use it over a network, you must offer them your modified source code too.
This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice. The full license text is what counts.
Three repos, one project
Each part of Delivr lives in its own repository, with its own issues and its own README.
Delivr Web
The installable web client and PWA your users sign in to.
Nuxt 4 · Nuxt UI · TypeScript
Delivr API
The backend that talks IMAP/SMTP, authenticates users, and serves the REST API.
Bun · Hono · Drizzle ORM
Website & Docs
This site — the landing pages and the documentation you are reading.
Nuxt 4 · Nuxt Content
Every contribution counts
You don't have to write code to make Delivr better. Here's where you can help.
Report bugs
Found something broken? A clear issue with steps to reproduce is a real contribution.
Open an issueSuggest features
Tell us what your inbox is missing, or add your 👍 and use case to an existing request.
Browse the roadmapWrite code
Pick an issue, open a pull request, and we'll review it together. TypeScript all the way.
Contributing guideImprove the docs
Every page on this site is Markdown on GitHub — fix a typo or write the guide you wish existed.
Edit the docsTranslate
Translation support is on the roadmap. Native speakers who want to help are very welcome.
Follow the issueSpread the word
Star the repositories, write about your setup, and tell your friends there's a better inbox.
Star on GitHubHow we work in the open
Open source is more than a license. It's how decisions get made.
Public roadmap
Plans live on public GitHub project boards — not in a private tracker.
Reviewed pull requests
Features and fixes land through pull requests that anyone can read and comment on.
Tested in CI
Type-checking and integration tests run on every push, against mock IMAP/SMTP servers.
Open discussions
Feature ideas and design questions are discussed in public GitHub issues, not behind closed doors.
Standing on the shoulders of giants
Delivr is built on outstanding open-source projects. We're grateful to every one of their maintainers.
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