The README contradicted itself. Line 11's platform badge advertised
`Linux | macOS | Android | iOS` while line 87 of the same file said
`### macOS . iOS -- Coming soon`. Neither macOS nor iOS has ever shipped.
Three claims named iOS Keychain and macOS Keychain as active key stores:
- README "Key storage" said "On every platform ... (iOS Keychain, macOS
Keychain, Android Keystore)" -- for a product whose platform list ends at
Android.
- privacy-policy.md named `Android Keystore / iOS Keychain` for both
credential storage and PGP private keys, which has it doubly wrong: it
names a platform that does not ship and omits the two that do.
Verified against the implementation rather than reworded from memory.
mailcore uses the Rust `keyring` crate v3 with the `sync-secret-service`
feature (mailcore/Cargo.toml:58); the Flutter side uses
`flutter_secure_storage` ^10.0.0. So on the shipped platforms the stores
are Windows Credential Manager, Android Keystore, and the Secret Service
(libsecret) on Linux -- now what the docs say.
privacy-policy "last updated" moved to 30 September 2026.
Sets up the Korax public Gitea presence with a comprehensive README
targeting both end users and technical audiences, PolyForm Noncommercial
license for the mailcore open-source engine, and the project logo.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
