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Hi Product Hunt community! 👋
I’m the maker of FlowMails.
As developers and indie hackers, we often launch multiple projects, websites, and SaaS products. But managing professional domain emails for all of them is always a headache:
It’s expensive: Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 charge per user/domain, which quickly adds up.
It’s messy: Constantly switching between different browser tabs and accounts to check support@ or hello@ for 5 different domains is exhausting.
That’s why I built FlowMails.
FlowMails leverages the power of Cloudflare Workers/Email Routing and reliable email delivery services (like AWS SES) to give you a centralized, modern, and beautiful inbox.
Key Features:
Multi-Domain Inbox: Connect and manage unlimited domains in one single place.
Cost-Effective: No more "pay-per-user" fees. Pay for what you actually use.
Send & Receive: Seamlessly receive incoming emails and reply using your custom domain addresses.
Developer-Friendly: Powered by modern serverless infrastructure for maximum reliability and speed.
We are live today and would love to hear your feedback, thoughts, and suggestions!
🎁 Special for Product Hunt: To celebrate our launch, we are offering a [具体优惠,例如:20% off for the first year / a free trial extension] for the PH community! Use the code PH2026 at checkout.
Let me know what you think in the comments below! I'll be here all day answering your questions. 👇
Happy emailing,
whswhy
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Having inbox data live entirely in D1 is great, but please add proper search with subqueries so I can combine sender and date range filters. Right now most basic email clients fall apart when you try to look for that one message from last week with a specific attachment. Even a simple endpoint like GET /messages?q=from:foo after:2025-01-01 would make a huge difference for anyone scripting against the API.
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@fatma_c6670 hahaha, more function is on the way, the inbox is just started.
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Since you're already using D1 for storage, adding end-to-end encryption with a per-user key would really set this apart for privacy-focused folks self-hosting email.
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@gnlsincarytnm you are right, and i have already think about it , but i have no idea to save user key to somewhere , i only have web saas server , i need some place to provide a secret on web.
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Finally got my custom domain email running on Cloudflare with this. The D1 inbox is surprisingly snappy for a serverless setup, and the REST API made hooking it into my own tools dead simple.
Cool to see Cloudflare-native email that skips SMTP entirely. One thing that would make this way more useful for me: built-in spam and phishing filtering rules so junk doesnt hit the D1 inbox in the first place.
Finally something that lets me skip juggling SMTP credentials. The D1-backed inbox idea is clever, and the REST API plus webhooks make it easy to plug into the rest of my stack without another mail relay in the mix.
Having inbox data live entirely in D1 is great, but please add proper search with subqueries so I can combine sender and date range filters. Right now most basic email clients fall apart when you try to look for that one message from last week with a specific attachment. Even a simple endpoint like GET /messages?q=from:foo after:2025-01-01 would make a huge difference for anyone scripting against the API.
@fatma_c6670 hahaha, more function is on the way, the inbox is just started.
Since you're already using D1 for storage, adding end-to-end encryption with a per-user key would really set this apart for privacy-focused folks self-hosting email.
@gnlsincarytnm you are right, and i have already think about it , but i have no idea to save user key to somewhere , i only have web saas server , i need some place to provide a secret on web.
Finally got my custom domain email running on Cloudflare with this. The D1 inbox is surprisingly snappy for a serverless setup, and the REST API made hooking it into my own tools dead simple.
@aryaferhatqjfv thanks for your award
Cool to see Cloudflare-native email that skips SMTP entirely. One thing that would make this way more useful for me: built-in spam and phishing filtering rules so junk doesnt hit the D1 inbox in the first place.
@nazmiyeabike thanks for your idea
Finally something that lets me skip juggling SMTP credentials. The D1-backed inbox idea is clever, and the REST API plus webhooks make it easy to plug into the rest of my stack without another mail relay in the mix.