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Thunderbird... now that's a name I've not heard in a loooong time
It's a pretty popular desktop client, and the migration of K9 into Tbird for Android was a good thing.
I thought they were supposed to change it at some point but as of my last update it still has the k9 branding, is f-droid just behind?
They've stuck it under its own app entry. Both K-9 and Thunderbird end at 8.2 for suggested releases.
I just installed Thunderbird, looks identical, just a rebrand. They're so identical the import function is ~~seamless~~ mostly seamless.
Not sure if it's a quirk of GrapheneOS or just the way things are now, but for gmail accounts, you'll need to go in to something like Settings > Account > fetching mail > incoming server and then hit next.
This will dump you back in to the google web login auth page, so you can approve the app for each account.
Otherwise, the sync and alert settings are copied just fine, so it's good enough.
Oh I didn't even give it my old gmail, I refuse to let it infect my graphene device even that way lol. I'm sure it'll be fine for me, there's nothing in that inbox right now anyway, I use it for the most private email I have (I have like 4 active depending on who is asking for it, work gets the tuta, some buying is done with the proton, extra invasive services get a gmail, and things that are just outright spam like brick and mortar stores they get a gmail that hasn't been even accessed in about 7yr. Close friends who have pgp set up can get the one I run through tbird/k9, nobody else.)