Export from your old service
Google, Microsoft, Apple and Proton all let you download your own data. For Google that's one archive from Takeout with your mail, contacts, calendar and Drive in it.
Bring your mail, contacts, calendars and files from Google, Microsoft, Apple or Proton. You export them there and drop the export here. It's encrypted on your device, and we never ask for your old password.
Google, Microsoft, Apple and Proton all let you download your own data. For Google that's one archive from Takeout with your mail, contacts, calendar and Drive in it.
In jellysuite, open Settings and choose Move in. Drop the archive, or single files and folders. It works out what each file is and shows you before anything starts.
Your browser reads the export, encrypts every message, event and file with your keys, and only then uploads it. Our servers never see what you brought.
Mailbox files (.mbox) and single messages (.eml)
vCard files (.vcf)
iCalendar files (.ics)
Folders, files, and .zip archives of them
Markdown, Word (.docx) and HTML, imported from Jelly Pages
One Takeout archive carries mail, contacts, calendar and Drive. Drop it whole, even at many gigabytes: it's read piece by piece and never has to fit in memory.
Mail, Contacts and Calendar on a Mac each have an Export in their File or Mailbox menu. Drop what they save, and drag iCloud Drive folders over from the Finder.
Proton's Export Tool saves your mailbox as message files. Drop the folder, with the .vcf and .ics files from Proton Contacts and Calendar.
Calendars and OneDrive folders come straight over. Mail needs a detour through a mail program such as Thunderbird, because Outlook's own export is a format that can't be read yet.
The exact steps for each service are on the Move in screen itself, next to where you drop the files.
Fetching your mail for you would mean our servers hold your old password and read every message on the way. An export you drop yourself is read only by your own browser. The security page says what we can and can't see.
A message you brought in is marked as imported by you. It never shows as a verified sender, because nobody checked who sent it when it arrived at your old service.
A big mailbox takes a while. If you close the window, drop the same export again: mail and files that are already in are left out, and it goes on where it stopped. What you bring counts toward your plan's storage.