Bring your own key
Import existing PGP keys from any provider, with full passphrase support.
BlueMail Security · PGP
PGP encryption,
PGP encryption,
made for everyone.
End-to-end encryption shouldn't require a manual. BlueMail brings the rigor of PGP into your inbox with the design polish of a luxury product. It's one of the encryption layers behind Blue Guard.
BYOK support In-app key creation Sign & encrypt RSA 2048 / 4096 ECC Curve25519
How PGP works
Four steps, fully encrypted.
Public-key cryptography sounds intimidating — in practice, it's just four straightforward steps that BlueMail handles for you.
- 01
You generate a key pair
A public key (share freely) and a private key (yours alone, encrypted with a passphrase).
- 02
Recipients use your public key
Anyone with your public key can encrypt a message that only your private key can read.
- 03
You decrypt with your private key
The encrypted message arrives, BlueMail decrypts it with your private key, you read it normally.
- 04
Signatures verify the sender
Optional digital signatures prove a message came from who it claims to and wasn't tampered with.
In-app key creation
A key pair in seconds.
New to PGP? Generate a key right inside BlueMail with sensible defaults: modern algorithms, appropriate key strengths and a passphrase you control. No external tools required.
Already have a key? Import it with a tap. BlueMail respects every standard PGP workflow and integrates with the keys you already trust.
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Daniel · daniel@bluemail.me
ECC · Curve25519 RSA · 4096
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Why teams choose PGP on BlueMail
Sophistication, without friction.
Generate in BlueMail
Create new key pairs in seconds with smart defaults and modern key strengths.
Verified signatures
Clear trust badges on signed messages, at a glance, no decoder ring required.
Sign and encrypt
One tap to encrypt outgoing mail, one tap to add a signature.
Works everywhere
Interoperable with any PGP-compatible client. No vendor lock-in.
You own everything
Keys stored on-device. Passphrases never leave your hardware.