Software Map

NOCC is a simple and fast Web-based e-mail reader which can handle POP3, SMTP, and IMAP servers. It is written with PHP5, and uses sessions, has low requirements (no database, frames), and is easy to install. It also features multi-language support, MIME attachment decoding/encoding, and the ability to display HTML messages.

TWIG is a Web-based groupware suite written in
PHP, compatible with both PHP3 and PHP4. Its
features include IMAP and POP3 email, Usenet
newsgroups, contact management, scheduling, shared
notes and bookmarks, a todo list, and meeting
announcements. Any piece of information can be
shared with others via group oriented access
controls. By using only plain HTML, it is a
simple, cross-platform, fast, and
browser-independent way to access or share almost
any kind of information, without the complexity or
costs of other intranet/groupware packages. It is
fully internationalized, with 24 translations.

Inverse SOGo Connector for Thunderbird is an
extension which transforms
Thunderbird into a full DAV client for groupware
servers such as
SOGo, OpenGroupware.org, and Citadel. It does this
by adding support
for remote DAV address books and by adding
features to be used along
with the Lightning calendar extension. It is a
merge of the Lightning
Enhancer and the GroupDAV Addressbook Connector.

NullLogic Groupware is a modular Web-based groupware and email system designed for contact management and event scheduling. Additional features include private messaging, public discussion forums, webmail, shared bookmarks, file sharing, call tracking, order processing, an XML-RPC API, and integrated POP3 and SMTP servers.

IlohaMail is a lightweight, multilingual Webmail client that is easy to use and install. It runs on a stock build of PHP, and does not require databases (although database support is available) or the IMAP library (it is powered by a custom IMAP/POP3 library). It also includes basic PIM-like features, including a calendar/scheduler, a full fledged contacts manager, and a bookmarks manager.

OfflineIMAP is a tool to simplify email reading.
It allows you to read the same mailbox from
multiple computers and ensures that your changes
will be automatically reflected on all computers.
You can use various mail clients to read a single
box or read mail while offline with full
synchronization when you reconnect. You can read
IMAP mail with readers that lack IMAP support
(same goes for SSL). OfflineIMAP's multithreaded
synchronization algorithm performs between 10 and
60 times faster than many mail readers' internal
IMAP support, and it can be used even with mail
readers that support IMAP already. There are five
available user interface modules, including
scripted execution, an interactive terminal
interface, and GUI interfaces.

Null Webmail is a simple yet powerful POP3/SMTP Webmail CGI written in C. It's small, fast, complete, and a breeze to install and use.

OverLook is a Web mail client forked from the SquirrelMail project. It attempts to change the look and feel and make it simpler to use.

Hep Message Server is software that transfers messages between different messaging systems. Eventually, it should transparently route messages between email, weblogs, and instant messaging. Currently Hep does one thing: fetches news feeds from Web sites and lets you view them in your email client.

ZEG, which stands for "Zero Effort Groupware", is a virtual appliance of SOGo intended to provide a complete out-of-the-box testing environment. SOGo is a collaboration suite (or groupware) with speed and scalability in mind. It offers calendaring, address book management, and a full-featured Webmail client along with resource sharing and permission handling. It also makes use of documented standards (CalDAV, CardDAV and GroupDAV, vCard, and vCalendar/iCalendar) and thereby enables the use of many clients and the reuse of any existing infrastructure. The appliance is prepared to be imported in VirtualBox but can also used in VMWare.

kmMail is a PHP-based mail program, based on the
mail functionality of Keftamail and is being
developed by current Kefta employees. It is meant
to be a framework for putting a web-based mail
program on your site, but is still robust enough
to drop into your current site with little to no
modification. The goals of kmMail are MIME
compliance, speed, low overhead, and an enjoyable
user interface.

AeroMail is a Web-based email client that uses an
IMAP server to read and store messages in one or
more user-defined folders. Features include: HTTP
authentication for login (no cookies) or login
with cookies; Optional IMAP folder manipulation;
optional spam flagging using reverse DNS mapping;
HTML messages and attachments; simple HTML that
can be embedded in a page of your own design;
support for different character sets (e.g. Russian
and Chinese); support for SSL IMAP servers; and
support for sendmail's genericstable (reverse
mapping of users for outbound mail). JavaScript is
not necessary.

Infotrope Polymer is a fully roaming online IMAP
client. You can roam with your full configuration,
your addressbooks, and even your bookmarks. It's
fully ACAP enabled, and will operate with or
without a local disk cache, and over very narrow
connectivity (like GPRS), using minimal bandwidth.
It supports the majority of extensions to ESMTP,
IMAP, and ACAP, whether in RFC or I-D.