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Your @langmail.me mailbox is a standard mailbox on open protocols. Besides webmail and MCP, anything that speaks IMAP can read it and anything that speaks SMTP submission can send from it.

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Webmail

The fastest way in is webmail.langmail.me. If you are already signed in to the Langmail app, webmail signs you in automatically — no second password.

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Desktop and mobile clients

Interactive sign-in for Langmail is Google-based, so classic mail clients authenticate with an app password instead of your account password.
1

Create an app password

Open webmail, go to Settings → Security, and generate an app password. The secret is shown once — copy it right away. You can create one per device and revoke each independently from the same page.
2

Configure your client

Use these settings with your full you@langmail.me address as the username and the app password as the password:
SettingValue
IMAP servermail.langmail.me, port 993 (SSL/TLS) or 143 (STARTTLS)
SMTP servermail.langmail.me, port 465 (SSL/TLS) or 587 (STARTTLS)
3

Verify

Your inbox appears with the same messages — and the same category tags — you see in webmail. Langmail’s classification is stored as standard mailbox keywords, so it travels with the protocol.
App passwords authenticate IMAP and SMTP only. MCP clients use OAuth and never need one.

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Calendars

Calendars live on the same host as CalDAV collections — the endpoint map is in Open protocols. Day to day, the calendar surface is designed for agents: see Calendar workflows.