Launching today
Mailward
Open PST & OST files in your browser - private, no Outlook
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Open PST & OST files in your browser - private, no Outlook
5 followers
Open, read, and search an Outlook PST or OST archive in your browser — on a Mac, PC, or Chromebook, no Outlook or Exchange needed. Nothing is uploaded; the file is parsed on your own machine.
Parsing locally is a great approach, especially for people handling sensitive mail archives. One thing that would make this much more useful for me would be exporting search results or selected folders back to a standard format like mbox or EML so I can share or back them up without needing Outlook again.
@necdet615225 thanks! Good news: folder export already works - you can select any folder and export it to MBOX or a ZIP of EML files (single messages are free, whole folders are part of the one-time license). Exporting search results as a batch is the piece that's missing today, and it's a genuinely good idea - adding it to the roadmap. Out of curiosity, would MBOX or a ZIP of EMLs fit your backup workflow better?
@necdet615225 update: shipped! Search-results export is live as of a few minutes ago - run a search across all folders, then one click exports every matching message as a ZIP of standard .eml files (same one-time license as folder export). Also made the folder export controls more obvious in the UI - fair point that they were easy to miss. Thanks for the nudge, this was a genuinely good call.
Handy for digging through old PSTs without firing up a Windows VM. Search worked surprisingly fast on a 5GB archive I had lying around.
parsed a 6gb pst in my browser without uploading anything, which is genuinely the part that sold me. search was fast too