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Terms of use

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These terms govern your use of LiquidMail, a macOS application published by Baptiste Bouillot.

Last updated August 10, 2026

The service

LiquidMail is a local email client that connects directly to supported Google accounts. By downloading or using LiquidMail, you agree to these terms and the applicable Apple Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement.

You are responsible for your Google account, your messages, your recipients, and compliance with applicable law. You may not use LiquidMail to send unlawful or abusive content, distribute spam or malware, infringe rights, or gain unauthorized access.

Free and Premium features

The free plan supports one connected account and core reading, search, compose, send, notification, and mailbox-management features. Premium currently unlocks multiple accounts, Unified Inbox, Quiet, Files, and Agents (MCP).

Premium is an auto-renewable monthly subscription offered through Apple’s in-app purchase system. The intended French launch price is €2.99 per month; Apple displays the authoritative price and currency before purchase, which may vary by storefront or tax.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account when confirmed. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled under Apple’s current subscription rules. You can manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings.

When Premium ends

If Premium expires, is revoked, or is no longer active, LiquidMail returns to the free plan. Additional account records, credentials, drafts, and mail state remain stored locally but are hidden until Premium is restored or you remove them.

Gmail authorization

LiquidMail needs the Google authorization shown during connection to provide mail features. You can disconnect inside the app or revoke access through Google. Google services are provided by Google and remain subject to Google’s own terms and availability.

Agents (MCP)

Agents is an optional Premium feature that lets a local client request Gmail reads or actions. It is disabled by default, requires separate consent, and asks for approval on every invocation. You are responsible for reviewing each request and choosing the MCP client and AI provider.

Your content

You retain ownership of your messages, drafts, signatures, and attachments. You grant LiquidMail only the limited permission needed to process that content on your device and through Google or a service you explicitly select to perform your requested actions.

Availability and changes

Google APIs, Apple services, networks, macOS changes, account restrictions, and third-party clients can affect operation. LiquidMail may provide updates for security, compatibility, and feature maintenance.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent to Baptiste Bouillot at baptiste@ultraviolettes.fr.

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