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v1 — Released February 25, 2026. The Jmail Data API is stable and ready for production use. See the changelog for details.
The Jmail Data API provides free, open access to the Jeffrey Epstein email archive — House Oversight Committee, Department of Justice, and Yahoo account releases. All data is served as static Parquet files from data.jmail.world — no API keys, no rate limits, no authentication. Visit data.jmail.world for manual access to the data.
Jmail email archive interface

What’s Available

DatasetDescriptionRecords~Size
EmailsFull email archive with body text, sender, recipients, dates1.78M334 MB
Emails (slim)Network-only view — no body text, much smaller1.78M41 MB
DocumentsDocument metadata (filenames, descriptions, page counts)1.41M25 MB
Documents (full text)Sharded full extracted text from all documents1.41MLarge
PhotosPhoto metadata with AI-generated descriptions18K~1 MB
PeoplePeople identified via facial recognition473<100 KB
Photo FacesFace bounding boxes linking photos to people975<100 KB
Star CountsCrowd-sourced star/interest counts414K~2 MB
Release BatchesRelease batch metadata (names, dates)<10 KB

How to Access

The Jmail Ecosystem

The Data API gives you programmatic access to the same data powering the full Jmail suite:

Data Sources

All data in Jmail comes from three primary sources:

Base URL

All datasets are served from:
https://data.jmail.world/v1/

Formats

Every dataset is available in two formats:
  • Parquet (.parquet) — columnar binary format, best for analytics
  • NDJSON (.ndjson.gz) — gzipped newline-delimited JSON, for streaming/scripting