Automatic forwarding
New SMS, MMS, and call-log entries are written to your mailbox as they happen.
MailMySMS archives your texts and call history by writing them directly into your own email inbox over IMAP. No separate backup cloud, no server operated by the developer in between - just a straightforward way to keep what matters.
MailMySMS is designed to do one job well: help you keep your phone history where you can find it, on your own terms.
MailMySMS doesn't route your backups through a server it operates. Your chosen email provider receives and stores the archived content, the same as any other mail in your inbox.
From everyday forwarding to a one-time archive of years of history.
New SMS, MMS, and call-log entries are written to your mailbox as they happen.
Back up years of existing SMS/MMS and call-log history in one go, with built-in deduplication so re-running it never creates duplicates.
Save an XML/CSV snapshot of your messages and calls straight to your device - never uploaded anywhere.
Customize the mail template and label multiple SIMs on dual-SIM phones.
Works with Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, or any IMAP mailbox you already have.
Built as an open-source project. Read the code, report an issue, or suggest something better.
RCS backup depends on your device's own messaging app making that history available the way Android exposes SMS/MMS - not every device or app does, and when it doesn't, RCS messages are simply skipped.
Messages and call history are some of the most personal data on a phone. MailMySMS was built around a simpler idea: keep your archive in an inbox you already control, instead of handing it to another backup service.
The app connects to your chosen mailbox over a direct, encrypted IMAP connection. There's no analytics, no ads, and no server run by the developer that your data passes through.
Read the full privacy policyMailMySMS is free and open source for Android. It's not yet on Google Play - download the signed APK directly from GitHub Releases.
Android 8.0 (Oreo) and up.I wanted an easy way to keep SMS and call history in my own inbox. One thing led to another, and this little tool grew. I build and maintain it in spare time, mostly out of curiosity and the joy of making useful things.
Have a question or spotted something odd? Open a GitHub issue or email support@mailmysms.app.