drift-offline for your desktop.
The full drift client with a local copy of your mail. It's self-contained and needs no runtime.
drift-offline
Multi-account desktop client · Windows, macOS & Linux
Need help getting started? Read the drift-offline manual
What you get
- Full local mail store. Every mail body and attachment is kept in a compressed local database. Once the cache is warm, reading needs no network.
- Offline outbox & replay. Reply, flag, move and delete while offline. Changes are sent automatically when you reconnect.
- IMAP + CGP side by side. External accounts sync into the same offline store as your CGP account.
- Every drift module. Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Tasks, Files and Chat, with the same ribbon interface you know.
- Secure credentials. Passwords are stored encrypted, either per session or permanently.
Frequently asked questions
Which app should I install?
Most people need just drift-offline on the desktop and drift on their phone. The others are optional:
- CGP Drive keeps a local folder in sync with your CGP file storage and adds sharing to Explorer and Finder.
- drift-Companion sits in the system tray for calls, meetings and chat.
Does drift really work offline?
Yes. drift-offline stores mail bodies, attachments, contacts, calendar, notes and tasks on disk after the first sync. You can read, reply, flag, move and delete without a connection. The changes wait in a local outbox and are sent to the server automatically when you're back online.
Which Linux package should I choose?
On Debian, Ubuntu and their derivatives, use the .deb package (sudo apt install ./drift-offline-linux-amd64.deb). On any other distribution, use the AppImage: make it executable with chmod +x and start it.
Is there a build for Intel Macs?
The current macOS builds are for Apple Silicon (M1 and later). On an Intel Mac, you can use drift in the browser on your CommuniGate Pro server.