Mailrise

An SMTP server that turns the emails it receives into Apprise push notifications.

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About Mailrise

Mailrise accepts email over SMTP and converts each message into a notification sent through Apprise, which supports many push services. It is meant as an email relay for devices and software that can only send alerts by email, such as routers, NAS boxes or older applications, so their messages arrive through modern notification services instead.

It is written in Python and ships with a Dockerfile, with documentation hosted on Read the Docs.

Strengths

  • Lets email-only devices send push notifications
  • Uses Apprise, so many notification services are supported
  • Runs in Docker

Limitations

  • Requires configuring devices to use it as their SMTP server
  • Small project with modest release activity

Details

Pricing
FreeFree and open source.
License
Open source, license not stated
Developer
Ryan Young
Platforms
Linux, Self-hosted
How it runs
Self-hosted
Account
Not required
Best suited for
Home lab users with devices that can only send alerts by email
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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Alternatives to Mailrise

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Software that can replace Mailrise for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • Pushsafer

    A push notification service that delivers alerts to phones, Windows PCs, browsers and Telegram.

    Pushsafer is a paid hosted service that accepts messages by email, URL or API and pushes them to phones, Windows PCs, browsers and Telegram, with no self-hosting.

  • Apprise API

    A self-hosted REST API that wraps the Apprise library to send notifications to many services.

    Apprise API is an MIT-licensed self-hosted relay reaching the same Apprise services, but devices send over REST instead of SMTP.

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