Security & Trust
go-mapi has two security stories, and they stay separate: Standalone is the free MAPI Gmail bridge that runs locally, while Managed is the pilot control plane for organizations that need fleet-level configuration and auditability.
Standalone Standalone
Standalone is the no-cloud path. A legacy Windows application calls MAPI, the local go-mapi DLL catches that request, and the go-mapi desktop app opens the Gmail compose flow. No browser extension, native messaging host, or go-mapi server is in the path.
Mail content and attachments stay between your Windows machine, your browser, and Gmail. Standalone does not send message bodies to go-mapi, does not phone home, and does not require a go-mapi account.
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Managed Managed
Managed is the pilot control plane for Google Workspace admins deploying go-mapi across many Windows seats. It is not a mail relay.
The pilot launches with EU hosting. US and Worldwide regions follow once Managed reaches general availability. Managed handles only control-plane metadata: configuration, audit events, seat licensing, and fleet state. Email message bodies never transit through Managed; mail still flows from the user’s Windows machine directly to Gmail through the Standalone client path.
No badges yet - we publish attestations as they land, never before.
| Today | Planned |
|---|---|
| GDPR-compliant subprocessor list | SOC 2 for Managed general availability |
| Spanish operator under LSSI-CE and LOPDGDD | ISO 27001 after the pilot hardens |
| Google Workspace identity boundary | Trust portal with published attestations |
Vulnerability disclosure
Report security issues to [email protected] . We acknowledge vulnerability reports within 2 business days and credit reporters by default unless they opt out. Please do not submit unrelated support questions to this address.
Your rights under GDPR
The canonical privacy-policy language for access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection, and complaints to the AEPD lives in the privacy policy . The Security page keeps the operational security story short and links there as the source of truth.
Subprocessors
go-mapi.app currently relies on these subprocessors:
- GitHub Pages - static-site hosting.
- Cloudflare - DNS and CDN.
- Formspark - Managed pilot lead form on
/cloud/. - Plausible - privacy-friendly pageview analytics once enabled.
Full subprocessor entries with addresses, DPA references, and transfer mechanisms live in the privacy policy .