Connecting Spark to TrekMail

Spark (by Readdle) will try to set your account up automatically from just the email and password. For a TrekMail domain you want the manual route instead, so you can point it at the right servers. The steps are the same on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android — only the menu wording shifts slightly.

Before you start

Your full email address, e.g. you@yourdomain.com — it's the username for both servers.
Your mailbox password (not your TrekMail dashboard login).

Add the account

Open Settings → Accounts (or Add account on first launch) and choose Email account.
Pick Set up account manually rather than letting Spark detect it.
Enter your email address and mailbox password, then open Additional Settings — that's where you choose the servers, ports, and security.

Incoming server (IMAP)

Server: imap.trekmail.net
Port: 993
Security: SSL
Username: your full email address

Outgoing server (SMTP)

Server: smtp.trekmail.net
Port: 465 with SSL — or 587 with STARTTLS
Username: your full email address

Tap Add (or Log in) and Spark verifies the account before it finishes.

Good to know

Spark only does IMAP — there's no POP3 option, which is fine because TrekMail is IMAP-first anyway. It also needs a secure connection and SMTP authentication, and TrekMail provides both, so nothing extra to toggle. If sign-in is refused, double-check the server names are exactly imap.trekmail.net and smtp.trekmail.net (not your own domain); if only sending fails, switch the SMTP port between 465 and 587. Anything else, send the error to support.

Keep reading

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Connecting Mailspring to TrekMail

Connect a TrekMail mailbox to Mailspring as a custom IMAP/SMTP account — the incoming and outgoing server values to type in, step by step.

Set Up TrekMail on iOS and Android Mail Apps

Add TrekMail to iOS Mail, Gmail Android, Outlook Mobile, Spark, Samsung Email, and Thunderbird Android — universal IMAP settings plus per-app walkthroughs.

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