Libero Mail offers a dedicated mobile app for Android and iOS. Here's what it does, and how it differs from using Libero Mail in a mobile browser.
What the app does
The Libero Mail app mirrors most of what’s available on the website: your inbox with automatic categories, the unified view for other connected accounts, calendar access, and quick access to Libero Drive for files you’ve stored or received as large attachments.
Web version vs. the app
The core mail experience is largely the same between the two, but the app is built for touch: swipe gestures for archiving or deleting messages, push notifications for new mail, and a simplified navigation menu compared to the full desktop dashboard. If you’ve subscribed to Mail Plus, the ad-free experience extends to the app as well.
Where to get it
The official app is distributed through the Apple App Store for iPhone and the Google Play Store for Android. As with any app, only install it from an official app store rather than a third-party download link, to avoid modified or fake versions.
A few things to know before installing
The app is primarily in Italian, matching the service’s core user base. If you’re setting it up on a new phone and already have a Libero Mail account, you’ll sign in with your existing email address and password — the app doesn’t require a separate registration.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Libero Mail app free?
Yes, the app itself is free to download. A paid Mail Plus subscription (managed through your account) removes ads within the app.
Can I use the Libero Mail app in English?
The app’s primary language is Italian, since it’s built for Libero’s core Italian user base.
Does the app support push notifications?
Yes, the app can send push notifications for new mail, which the web version cannot do on its own.