Direct Mail for iOS

Name: Direct Mail for iOS
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: e3 Software

By: e3 Software App

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Overview

Version:

3.0

Last updated: 2026-09-08

Ranking

#738,882 ▼ 1,988

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Direct Mail for iOS is the companion app to Direct Mail for Mac, giving you a convenient way to stay connected to your email campaigns wherever you go.

Stay informed with notifications when a campaign is sent or needs your attention, or when new subscribers join your list. Need to make a last-minute change? Cancel or reschedule a campaign right from your iPhone. You can also share campaign reports and messages. Get insight in your mailing lists with subscriber growth charts and funnel statistics.

Direct Mail is fast, native, and designed to feel at home on iPhone, with support for Apple technologies like:

• Siri (“Hey Siri, show me my latest campaign report in Direct Mail”) • Shortcuts (notify me when I cross a thousand subscribers) • Spotlight (quickly find what you were just looking at) • Dark Mode (easy on the eyes) • Handoff (start work on your iPhone and finish on Mac—and vice versa) • VoiceOver and other assistive technologies • Offline access

Direct Mail for iOS requires a Direct Mail for Mac account. Campaign creation, mailing-list editing, and sending are handled by Direct Mail for Mac.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

e3 Software

Rating:

3.00

(2)

Version:

3.0 Last updated: 2026-09-08

Version code:

890304810

Creation date:

2012-05-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

31.90MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-24

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 738,882 ▼ 1,988

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Developed by:

e3 Software

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/direct-mail-for-ios/id514473757

Website:

https://directmailmac.com

User Reviews

Overall, users find Stamps for Direct Mail useful as a lightweight, handy companion for reviewing reports and previewing campaigns, and they like its ease of use for mass emailing. However, many reports point to compatibility problems after Direct Mail updates that break syncing and prevent showing the latest campaigns. Essential features like charts and subscriber counts are missing or non-functional, and some users question the pricing and mobile access. Despite optimism for future improvements, the consensus is that maintenance and feature completeness need significant work.

Pros

A useful, lightweight accessory to the Direct Mail Mac app for reviewing progress, viewing reports, and previewing emails.
Easy to use and effective for managing mass email campaigns.
Offers campaign tracking and statistics when it’s functioning.
Generally viewed as a strong option and preferred over some alternatives.

Cons

Stopped working after Direct Mail Mac updates; no longer syncs latest campaigns or reports.
Charts and other key metrics (e.g., subscriber counts) are non-functional or missing.
Overall functionality feels too basic and incomplete, with calls for a more robust 2.0.
Pricing/licensing frustrations, such as paying a premium without mobile access.
Login/password handling issues, including input length and copy-paste difficulties.

Recent reviews

Claimed to be an “update” to the previous app, which was OK, but not great. And this new thing just destroyed everything that was already there; nothing remains. Cannot even download the old app. It just blew everything up to the point where I’m wondering if this is a legit app at all or malware.

by Na*****, 2026-09-08

I use to use the stamps app all the time. It is the sister app for the Direct Mail app for MacOs. Was great for email blasts and tracking statistics. After an update of the Direct Mail app last year, this Stamps app didn’t work anymore. Now you can’t track blast statistics on mobile devices which was the best thing about Direct Mail. The company doesn’t seem to be able to fix this issue so I would avoid using Direct Mail and instead go with one of the many other blasting services.