Mailboxes

Mailboxes are the email addresses on your verified domain. You can create, manage, and send from them via the dashboard or API.

Creating mailboxes

A mailbox represents a single email address on your domain, e.g. support@acme.com. You must have a verified domain before creating mailboxes.

From the dashboard

1. Go to Dashboard → Mailboxes and click New mailbox.

2. Enter the local part (e.g. support) and an optional display name.

3. Click Create. The mailbox is ready to use immediately.

Via the API

import { RemindMe } from 'remindme-sdk';

const client = new RemindMe('dm_live_your_api_key');

const mailbox = await client.createMailbox({
  address: 'support',       // → support@yourdomain.com
  displayName: 'Support Team',
});

console.log(mailbox.fullAddress); // support@yourdomain.com
The domain suffix is automatically appended. Pass only the local part (before the @).

Deleting a mailbox

Deleting a mailbox also permanently deletes all emails stored in it. This action cannot be undone.

await client.deleteMailbox('support');
// or use the full address:
await client.deleteMailbox('support@yourdomain.com');

Managing aliases

Aliases let multiple email addresses deliver to the same mailbox. For example, help@acme.com and contact@acme.com can both route to the support mailbox.

To create an alias, go to Dashboard → Mailboxes → select a mailbox → Aliases → Add alias and enter the alias address. Aliases count towards your domain's mailbox limit on some plans.

Aliases receive mail but cannot be used as sender addresses. To send from a different address, create a separate mailbox.

Team mailbox permissions

By default every mailbox on a domain is accessible to the domain owner. Sender Groups control which mailboxes can send as part of a group, allowing you to segment access without sharing credentials.

To grant a team member access to a specific mailbox via the API, create a separate API key scoped to that domain and share only that key. API keys are scoped per domain — a key cannot access mailboxes on a domain it was not issued for.

Team member invites and per-user mailbox permissions are on the roadmap. Follow the changelog for updates.

Connecting an email client (IMAP)

RemindMe supports IMAP for reading received email through standard email clients such as Apple Mail, Thunderbird, or Outlook.

IMAP settings

SettingValue
Serverimap.remindme.me
Port993
SecuritySSL / TLS
Usernameyour full email address
Passwordyour RemindMe account password
IMAP access is read-only. Sending always goes through the RemindMe dashboard or API.