Jmail, a web-based tool developed by Riley Walz and Luke Igel, is transforming the way users navigate the publicly released email archive associated with Jeffrey Epstein.

Jmail, a Gmail-style tool for Epstein files, hits 450M views, letting the public browse emails, images, flights, and audio easily.

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JeffTube repackages DOJ’s Epstein video release into a searchable streaming site, drawing rapid traffic and debate over access and verification.

Explaining the motivation behind the tool, Igel said usability was the biggest challenge: “The emails were just so hard to read,” noting that many files were buried in poorly scanned formats ...

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Discover how developers have turned the Jeffrey Epstein files into interactive platforms like Jmail, JeffTube, and Replit network maps.

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