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Receive mail on your own domains via Cloudflare Email Routing — no port 25, no MX ops.

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Mailboxes give you addresses on your own domains without running an SMTP server. Octarq receives mail through Cloudflare Email Routing, so there’s no port 25, MX, or anti-spam operations to manage.

Receiving mail (Cloudflare)

  1. Enable Email Routing on your domain in Cloudflare.
  2. Deploy deploy/cloudflare-email-worker.js as a Worker; set OCTARQ_ENDPOINT to the Inbound Webhook URL copied from Settings (it already embeds your org’s inbound token).
  3. Point a catch-all route at the Worker.

Mark a domain as Accept email in the dashboard. If Catch-all is enabled in Settings, mail to any unknown address on that domain automatically creates a new mailbox.

Reading and replying

  • Read messages with an attachment list and raw .eml download.
  • Reply to a message, or mark all read.
  • Send through one of multiple configured SMTP relays.

:::note Relaying through a local Postfix instance, Mailhog, or a private-network SMTP server on loopback/LAN requires setting OCTARQ_ALLOW_PRIVATE_SMTP=true in your environment. Outbound connections to private IP addresses are blocked by default to prevent SSRF. :::

:::tip Pair mailboxes with Notification channels to get a Telegram or webhook ping the moment new mail lands — and with Inbox AI to have each message summarized automatically. :::

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