Founder of a listed tool

Clément Douin

Creator of Himalaya, named behind the Himalaya listing on Anchor Terminal.

Creator of Himalaya

Clément Douin created Himalaya, a command-line tool for managing email, and runs Pimalaya, a set of open-source personal information management tools written in Rust. The NLnet foundation has funded the project through the European Commission's NGI programmes since 2022.

What Clément builds

  • Himalaya B · Mailbox access

    Himalaya is an open-source command-line email client from the Pimalaya project. It lists, searches, reads, composes and sends mail over IMAP, SMTP, JMAP, the Gmail API, Microsoft Graph and local stores, with JSON output for scripts and agents.

    Creator of Himalaya, founder, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Clément Douin?

Clément Douin created Himalaya, a command-line tool for managing email, and runs Pimalaya, a set of open-source personal information management tools written in Rust. The NLnet foundation has funded the project through the European Commission's NGI programmes since 2022.

What does Pimalaya make?

Anchor Terminal lists Himalaya from Pimalaya. Himalaya is an open-source command-line email client from the Pimalaya project. It lists, searches, reads, composes and sends mail over IMAP, SMTP, JMAP, the Gmail API, Microsoft Graph and local stores, with JSON output for scripts and agents.

How are Clément's tools graded?

Himalaya is graded B, 64.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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