Plain text, not a browser
HTML is converted to readable text instead of being rendered by a web engine. Nothing in a message is executed or fetched silently.
A graphical mail client
HTML was never standardized for email, and a mail client does not have to be a web browser. Pagkugi converts HTML to clean, readable text instead of rendering it, and keeps your mail in files you own — with no account, activation, or subscription.
The first release targets 9front. Other systems will follow, and the rollout is intentionally slow and cautious.
HTML is converted to readable text instead of being rendered by a web engine. Nothing in a message is executed or fetched silently.
Pagkugi follows documented, interoperable standards rather than private formats, so your mail keeps working with other clients and tools.
Messages live in open, inspectable files you can back up and read with other tools. No account, no activation, no telemetry.
Established capabilities, refined for everyday mail.
Mail is text. Pagkugi reads it that way instead of turning it into a web page.
Compose deliberately, with the tools you already use.
Your mail lives in open, inspectable files that stay yours.
Conservative defaults, explicit actions, and no surprises.
Mail arrives from the outside world, so Pagkugi treats it with care.
Pagkugi is not trying to be every mail client. The comparison pages profile the wider researched set, from newer desktop and terminal clients to provider services and historical references. The detailed comparison covers every feature, and every client has a page that states where it is the better choice.
Buy once. Keep using it. Every license includes three years of updates from purchase.
Individuals
$120 one-time
Organizations
$160 per user
Buy Pagkugi once. Keep using it for as long as you like.
No subscriptions. No activation. No account. Your email always remains in files you own.