Welcome to PhoneMail

PhoneMail is email where your mobile number is your email address. If your number is 98765 43210, your address is:

9876543210@phonemail.net

Anyone with any email account (Gmail, Outlook, a company mailbox) can write to that address, and you can write to theirs. Everyone you write to, on PhoneMail or elsewhere, shows up as one conversation in your list.

PhoneMail is a product by S. R. Jai Aditya.

Where to find it

What	Where
Web mail (on a computer or a phone's browser)	https://mail.phonemail.net
Sign-up portal (creates accounts only)	https://mail.phonemail.net/register/
Sign up by phone call or text, no internet needed	+1 507 800 0027 (call and press 1, or text JOIN)
Terms of Service	https://mail.phonemail.net/terms
Phone apps (Android and iPhone)	Native apps, in testing
Watch apps (Wear OS and Apple Watch)	Signed in by the phone app, in testing

What you need

• An Indian mobile number (+91) that can receive text messages. The sign-in screens take the 10-digit number; +91 is filled in for you.
• A web browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox) on a computer or phone.

PhoneMail proves the number is yours with a one-time code sent by text message. It never calls you.

In this manual

1. Create an account: on the web, on the sign-up portal, by a call or by a text
2. Sign in and out: code, password, forgotten password
3. Your inbox: the left menu, selecting, archiving, snoozing and search
4. Read and reply: replies, reactions, forwarding, files and text alerts
5. Write an email: groups, formatting, files, drafts, scheduling and undo
6. Profile and settings: picture, name, password, aliases, signature, blocking and your data
7. On your phone: the web app on a phone, the Android and iPhone apps, and the watch apps
8. Questions and problems

Screenshots

The pictures in this manual were taken on a test copy of PhoneMail with demo people (Asha Menon, Ravi Kumar, Meena Iyer and Karthik Rao). The live site at mail.phonemail.net looks the same; only the names, numbers, dates and times differ.