Last updated 2026-07-10
Mail Town is a personal, single-user desk-and-postbox front end for Gmail. It is not a commercial product, it is not offered to the public as a service, and it does not have user accounts of its own — it connects to exactly one Google account at a time, chosen by whoever deploys it.
When you connect Gmail, Mail Town requests two Google OAuth scopes:
gmail.modify — to read recent inbox messages and organize them (archive, trash, restore, mark read, snooze). This scope cannot permanently delete mail; every action maps to a reversible Gmail label change, the same as using Gmail itself.gmail.send — to send replies you compose inside the app, threaded into the original conversation.Mail Town never requests a scope that can permanently and irrecoverably delete mail, change your account settings, or access anything outside Gmail.
Mail Town does not sell, share, or transmit your data to any third party. There is no analytics, advertising, or tracking of any kind. The only network calls it makes on your behalf are directly to Google's Gmail API.
You can disconnect Gmail at any time from inside the app — open the mailbox and use "Disconnect Gmail and revoke access" at the bottom, which revokes the token with Google and clears local cookies immediately. You can also revoke access at any time from your Google Account permissions page.
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