mail-attachments

You can search email attachments across multiple macOS accounts by applying filters like filename, extension, sender, time range, and size. It queries a local SQLite index of your Mail data to return a structured table containing Date, Sender, Subject, Filename, and Size.

Yes, you can filter email attachments by both file size and date range. Applying these filters to the local SQLite index narrows down the results, returning a structured table that matches your exact time and size criteria.

No, this email attachment search tool requires no external dependencies. It operates independently using a local SQLite index to query your macOS Mail data, allowing you to retrieve emails with attachments without installing additional packages.

The best way to locate specific files like invoices sent to your email is to search by filename or extension. You can also filter by sender to pinpoint documents, images, or contracts scattered across multiple mail accounts and view them in a sortable table.

The local SQLite index works by querying your macOS Mail data to identify and retrieve emails with attachments. It processes your filter criteria—such as filename, extension, or sender—and returns matching results in a structured, sortable format.