Where Does BlueMail Store Mail and Accounts on Android?
BlueMail caches mail in private app storage on Android, with accounts re-added manually on new phones.
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BlueMail keeps synced mail, attachments cache, and settings in its private folder. Android rules hide that tree from other apps. Unified inboxes across Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP all rebuild from the server side. There is no official settings export to carry over.
Moving phones means re-adding each account and letting mail resync from the server. Local only drafts need sending or copying first. Clearing storage wipes cached mail but never touches the mailbox server side.
Where BlueMail stores this, by platform
Private app storage (mail cache and settings)
Synced messages plus attachment cache. No root means no direct copy. Re-add accounts on the new device and confirm each inbox syncs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move BlueMail to a new phone?
Install BlueMail, add every account again, and wait for sync. Recreate signatures and swipe actions by hand. Keep old phone until each folder shows full history.
Does clearing BlueMail data delete mail?
Only the local cache goes. Server mail returns on resync. Unsent local drafts vanish, so send or copy them elsewhere first, and screenshot complex notification rules for manual recreation.
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