Founder of a listed tool

Andris Reinman

Creator and operator, named behind the EmailEngine listing on Anchor Terminal.

Andris Reinman

Creator and operator

Andris Reinman built EmailEngine, a self-hosted email API, and runs Postal Systems, the company behind it. He released the Nodemailer library in 2011 and has since written other open-source email libraries, including mailparser, ImapFlow, smtp-server and mailauth.

What Andris builds

  • EmailEngine BB · Mailbox access

    EmailEngine is self-hosted software from Postal Systems that puts one REST API over Gmail, Microsoft 365 and IMAP mailboxes, with webhooks for new mail and a beta MCP server. The owner runs it with Redis.

    Creator and operator, founder, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Andris Reinman?

Andris Reinman built EmailEngine, a self-hosted email API, and runs Postal Systems, the company behind it. He released the Nodemailer library in 2011 and has since written other open-source email libraries, including mailparser, ImapFlow, smtp-server and mailauth.

What does Postal Systems OÜ make?

Anchor Terminal lists EmailEngine from Postal Systems OÜ. EmailEngine is self-hosted software from Postal Systems that puts one REST API over Gmail, Microsoft 365 and IMAP mailboxes, with webhooks for new mail and a beta MCP server. The owner runs it with Redis.

How are Andris's tools graded?

EmailEngine is graded BB, 71.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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