SyncMail

WINDOWS 10 AND 11

Download SyncMail for Windows

The Windows app is included with the same $5.99 one-time SyncMail purchase made through Google Play. There is no separate Windows charge and no recurring SyncMail subscription.

The Windows download below includes a 14-day free trial after email verification, with no payment needed to start and no automatic charge. The Android trial update is awaiting Google Play approval. When available, trial-enabled Android and Windows releases share the same end date.

SyncMail 0.76.116 for Windows

64-bit installer · 24.1 MiB (25,312,204 bytes)

Download Windows installer

Install and activate

  1. Download and run the Windows installer above.
  2. If Windows Security asks whether SyncMail can communicate through the firewall, select Private networks and choose Allow access. Public-network access is not required.
  3. Open SyncMail, enter your email address, and choose Start or resume free trial. If you already purchased SyncMail, use the email address linked to that purchase and choose Email verification code.
  4. Enter the short verification code sent to that email address.

After the trial, continued access costs $5.99 one time through Google Play on an Android device and covers both platforms. Existing purchases remain valid.

Why the firewall prompt appears: SyncMail needs an internet connection to reach your email provider, complete provider sign-in, check the SyncMail license, and download messages. You do not need to turn off Windows Firewall. If you previously chose Block, allow SyncMail on private networks in Windows Security before signing in.

Windows may show “Unknown publisher”

This Windows release is intentionally unsigned. Download it only from syncmailapp.com. In Windows SmartScreen, choose More info, confirm the filename and checksum below, then choose Run anyway.

SHA-256

d5208029680f5ac7d877afd326dde5d4a2d43ee8a5517c20f09c69f146ab372c

Need help?

In SyncMail, open About SyncMail and choose Report a problem. Save the diagnostic report, then attach it to an email to support@fullscopepos.com. Tell us which mail provider was involved, what you clicked, what happened, and about when it happened. Never send your mailbox password or verification code.