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iPGMail

by Wyllys Ingersoll

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 5 Aug 2026

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What it is
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At a glance
  • $3.99

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published

Screens

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15 store screenshots

iPGMail ipad screenshot 1
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Pricing & paywalls

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Shown for US

  • Price: $3.99

Ratings & reviews

App Store

Shown for US

4.3 235 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Has the features most important to me

    I maintain a GnuPG encrypted file with important information which I share between my Linux and Windows systems. I want to be able to have access to that file anywhere, especially when I’m traveling, when I have my iPad or iPhone. IPGMail allowed me to copy over my encrypted file to both IOS devices along with my secret key file (which I deleted as soon as I imported it), and now I can decrypt and view the file anytime I need the information in it. Exactly what I needed! Previously I had been using OpenGP, but that is no longer available in the App Store and doesn’t work on IOS 12.

    Support engineer · 5 Aug 2026

  2. 5/5Excellent, indispensable app...

    Very grateful to the talented developer for this little gem. It has become an essential part of my daily workflow. I wish he provided a way for us to tip him regularly, so that he remains motivated to maintain the app. There is nothing like it in the App Store. I hope it will live on for many more years. Thank you, Mr. Ingersoll, for creating high-quality software that respects user privacy, works flawlessly, and has a modern, fluid interface.

    Sarassine · 5 Aug 2026

  3. 2/5Key Import Issues?

    I’ve been having issues recently while attempting to import one of my GPG private keys. Specifically, when importing, I get an error saying “Authentication Failed”. I’m able to do this without fail on a different private key that I generated not that long ago. The only difference between the two is that the first secret key I attempted to import was extended as it expired earlier this year. It works perfectly fine with the GPG software, so wondering if there is an incompatibility with keys which have had their expiration extended? It would be nice if this could be addressed and resolved as I use the app on a regular basis.

    Camerapersonguy · 5 Aug 2026

  4. 2/5Ehh not great all purpose

    Adding a Public PGP to encrypt isn't easy hence the low review. Other apps it's a simple copy paste, but they aren't capable of modern encryption methods. This one as I understand it is capable of the modern encryption methods but isn't as simplified as the other apps. Forced to use my laptop to do that in the simplified way I can do. Can't say it isn't possible but it's not friendly to people who aren't super competant (me admittedly.) I'm sure many of the features work for what it's designed for but given the limited PGP options on iOS this isn't super easy and not worth the money if that's what you're seeking

    Pgp meh · 5 Aug 2026

  5. 5/5Works well, UI is a bit dated

    Given the limitations of integrating security features into stock iOS apps, this works surprisingly well. It allows easy search of keyservers, import of existing public/private keys, and does most of the heavy lifting required to get a PGAp encrypted/signed email out the door. The UI feels a bit dated, but I’m more interested in the functionality, which it delivers. Well worth the money.

    ChristopherMN12 · 5 Aug 2026

Privacy & accessibility

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Privacy

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Versions

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  • 2025.44.1

    - Fixed crash on iPad when encrypting files with multiple public keys. - Show some tutorial/help when there are no keys detected. - removed unused libraries and cleanup logic.

  • 2025.46.1

    - Fixed logic used to present public keys/emails for encrypting.

  • 2025.47.1

    - Added German and Spanish language support - Minor bug fixes.

  • 2025.48.1

    - Fixed to correctly encrypt attachments when using default iOS Mail client. - Fixed key backup feature, it now creates a zip file in the app documents directory with all of the individual public or private key files.

  • 2025.50.1

    * Fixed ability to share the files that are decrypted from the Decode tab (also possible under the Files tab). * bug fixes.

  • 2025.50.2

    - Fixed bug processing larger data packets with partial header encoding.

  • 2025.52.1

    * Added ability to track usage statistics - look under Settings -> Usage Statistics * Bug fixes

  • 2026.10.1

    - Fixed bug that prevented multiple keys from being imported from a single file.

  • 2026.15.1

    - Added support for X448/ED448 key types (RFC 9580) - Updated for iOS 26.4

  • 2026.16.1

    - Updated UI for iPad and MacOS to use sidebar navigation instead of tabs. - added keyboard shortcuts for iPad and MacOS builds when keyboard is attached.

  • 2026.16.2

    - Fixed issue causing large messages with partial packet header formatting to fail to parse.

  • 2026.17.1

    - Fixed iPad crash when receiving a file to decrypt while the QLPreviewController is on top. - Fixed to prompt users to upgrade when a new version is available.

  • 2026.19.1

    - Fixed memory footprint on large encrypt and decrypt actions that limited the size of the files that could be processed. Encrypting and Decrypting larger files (100Mb) should now be possible depending on the memory (RAM, not storage) available on your device. - UI improvements to show an overlay view to show when activities are processing in the background (long encrypt/decrypt operations).

  • 2026.2.1

    - Fixed issue where the password cache would retain passwords for keys even if they were incorrect, thus preventing the user from retrying with the correct password. This caused the "Authentication Failed" error when importing private keys if the user entered the wrong password initially. The workaround is to reset the password cache to 0 and then try to import the key again. - Deleting a key from the app will also now clear its password from the cache (if it was configured to be there).

  • 2026.22.1

    - Restructured memory handling to support handling of large files (tested up to 1GB).

  • 2026.22.2

    * Fixed to report permission problems when selecting attachments from the photo library.

  • 2026.24.1

    - Updated to better recognize and handle binary PGP files - Added a toast-style alert when PGP content is detected in the clipboard.

  • 2026.26.1

    - add ability to copy the fingerprint to the clipboard when the user touches on the cell. - minor UI updates

  • 2026.27.1

    - Simplified the help content for getting started and configuring an SMTP server for outgoing mail.

  • 2026.27.2

    - Added fix to prevent crash on iPad when decrypting something while the preview of another doc is on top.

  • 2026.30.1 · 23 Jul 2026

    - Fixed bug in handling deprecated v3 signatures.

  • 2026.3.1

    - Fixed signature processing - Fixed handling of plaintext messages with an attached signature.

  • 2026.4.1

    - Fixed issue when importing key from a public server incorrectly reported a "duplicate key" error after importing the key. - Fixed issue determining if a key is able to be used for encrypting.

  • 2026.7.1

    - Fixed issue with password cache storing failed passwords.

  • 2026.8.1

    - Fixed some issues causing crashes when importing keys.

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