Tuta (Tutanota)
German, zero-knowledgeGerman provider with minimal metadata retention. Accessible via Tor Browser.
Tuta (Tutanota)
Tuta (formerly Tutanota) is a German encrypted email provider often used over Tor Browser; no onion is stored in our file. This is an editorial profile, not a live crawl.
Directory facts
- Type in our file
- Encrypted email
- Catalog status
- Listed — not a live-availability check
- Clearnet in our file
- tuta.com/
About Tuta (Tutanota)
Tuta is a German email provider known for encrypted mailboxes and a focus on minimal metadata. It is commonly reached in Tor Browser via its clearnet site.
We list it under Email & Messaging because it is a standard privacy-oriented mail option alongside Proton and Tor-native mail.
Reported public features
- Encrypted email with zero-knowledge framing in public materials.
- Clearnet: tuta.com. No .onion string in our file.
What this page does not claim
- Absence of an onion in our file means we did not invent one.
Public sources
This profile is compiled from open, publicly available internet sources. We use those pages as background, not as partners, and a published mention is not a live check of the service.
How TorBible records Tuta (Tutanota)
The .onion string, if present, is the address already in our directory file. Prose on this page is compiled from open public internet sources and is worded as reported when we have not verified it in-house. See phishing detection and the onion links directory.