FlowCrypt Encrypted Email is an Android app that brings end‑to‑end PGP encryption to the email accounts you already use. It creates a private‑public key pair on your device and integrates with the native email client, so you can send and receive encrypted messages and files directly from Gmail, Outlook or any other provider that supports standard email protocols.
When you first open FlowCrypt, the app guides you through creating a new key pair or importing an existing one. The public key can be shared with contacts who want to send you encrypted mail, while the private key stays securely on your device. When you compose an email, FlowCrypt encrypts the message with the recipient’s public key (or with a password you choose) and attaches the encrypted payload to the outgoing email. Recipients who have FlowCrypt or another PGP‑compatible client can decrypt the message using their private key.
Download FlowCrypt Encrypted Email from the Google Play Store, then follow the on‑screen setup wizard. The process requires a few taps to generate or import keys and to grant the app permission to access your email accounts. After setup, the encryption button appears in the compose screen of your default email client.
Anyone who regularly handles confidential information via email—business professionals, freelancers, students, journalists, or privacy‑conscious individuals—will benefit from FlowCrypt’s straightforward encryption workflow.
No. FlowCrypt works with the email client already installed on your device, adding encryption capabilities without replacing your existing app.
Yes. As long as the provider supports standard SMTP/IMAP protocols, FlowCrypt can encrypt and decrypt messages.
The app does not upload keys to the cloud. You must manually back up the key if you want a copy outside the device.
Without a backup of your private key, encrypted messages cannot be decrypted. Consider exporting the key to a secure location after creation.









