1. Enable Service
Open the app and switch Service ON to start listening for new SMS in the background.
Use your existing SMTP server. No cloud service, no subscription, no accounts, a tiny simple app that’s open source.
Turn on the background service, connect your SMTP details once, and the app forwards incoming SMS to your email. The logs screen shows each attempt and status, while SMTP settings let you set host, port, credentials, sender, receiver, and subject template.
Open the app and switch Service ON to start listening for new SMS in the background.
Use your own SMTP host, port, username, password, and destination email. Test then save.
Each forwarded SMS appears in Message Logs so you can see successful sends or failures.
No subscriptions, no lock-in, and no paid gateway requirement. You can inspect, self-host, fork, and adapt the app for your own workflow at any time.
Use your current SMTP provider and mailbox rules exactly how your team already works.
Delivery attempts and failures are visible in-app so operators can audit what happened quickly.
A support or operations team can place an Android phone with a SIM in the office, run this app, and forward all OTP SMS to a Google Group address so multiple on-duty staff receive the same code notifications instantly.
Flow example: Bank/Service OTP SMS -> Android Device -> Easy SMS 2 SMTP -> SMTP Server -> Google Group Email -> Team Members.