Founder of a listed tool

Jeremy Howard

Co-founder, named behind the Fastmail API (JMAP) listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder

Jeremy Howard co-founded Fastmail with Rob Mueller. Fastmail says the idea for the service was his, drawn from his work as a management consultant, when he had to use remote email systems at customer sites and found the options of the time were not built for professionals.

What Jeremy builds

  • Fastmail API (JMAP) C · Mailbox access

    Fastmail is a paid email, calendar and contacts host from Fastmail Pty Ltd in Melbourne. Agents reach a customer's mailbox through JMAP at api.fastmail.com, the open IETF protocol, or through the company's own MCP server.

    Co-founder, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Questions

Who is Jeremy Howard?

Jeremy Howard co-founded Fastmail with Rob Mueller. Fastmail says the idea for the service was his, drawn from his work as a management consultant, when he had to use remote email systems at customer sites and found the options of the time were not built for professionals.

What does Fastmail Pty Ltd make?

Anchor Terminal lists Fastmail API (JMAP) from Fastmail Pty Ltd. Fastmail is a paid email, calendar and contacts host from Fastmail Pty Ltd in Melbourne. Agents reach a customer's mailbox through JMAP at api.fastmail.com, the open IETF protocol, or through the company's own MCP server.

How are Jeremy's tools graded?

Fastmail API (JMAP) is graded C, 54.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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