All Email Login is a free Android application from Diaval Studios that brings together all of your email accounts under one roof. Instead of installing separate apps for Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo or any other provider, you can configure each account inside this single client and access them from a unified interface.
After installing the app, you are guided through a straightforward account‑addition wizard. You enter your email address and password (or use the appropriate OAuth flow for providers that support it), and the app configures the necessary IMAP/SMTP settings automatically. Once an account is linked, its folders appear alongside those of any other accounts you have added.
The main screen presents a single inbox that aggregates unread messages from all accounts. You can filter the view by account, label, or date, and swipe to archive, delete, or mark messages as read. The compose screen includes a small set of pre‑written suggestions that you can tap to insert into your reply, speeding up routine communication.
The app is available for free on the Android marketplace. Search for the package name com.allemail.mailconnectfast or the title “All Email Login” and tap Install. No additional permissions beyond those required for network access and account management are requested during installation.
Anyone who manages more than one email address on their Android device can benefit from All Email Login. This includes professionals juggling work and personal accounts, students who receive school‑related messages alongside social mail, and travelers who prefer a single, low‑storage solution for staying connected.
Yes. The app does not differentiate between free and subscription‑based email services; any account that supports standard IMAP/SMTP protocols can be added.
There is no hard‑coded limit, though performance may vary depending on device resources and the number of active accounts.
When a new message arrives, the app can generate a standard Android notification. Notification settings can be adjusted in the device’s system settings or within the app’s own preferences.
All communication with email servers uses the standard TLS/SSL encryption provided by the servers. The app does not store email content unencrypted on the device beyond what is required for offline viewing.









