On your computer
One click from the Microsoft Store or the Mac App Store and you are in. Add your account, BlueMail fills in the server settings for you, and your inbox syncs to every other device you own.
Get BlueMail for desktopSign in once and stay signed in. Add your account and BlueMail finds your provider's settings for you, then keeps your mail on every device you own.
Prefer the browser? Open BlueMail Web.
One click from the Microsoft Store or the Mac App Store and you are in. Add your account, BlueMail fills in the server settings for you, and your inbox syncs to every other device you own.
Get BlueMail for desktopOpen the BlueMail app, tap Add Account and sign in with your email address. Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, Exchange and any IMAP provider work out of the box.
Get the app for iOS or AndroidOn a computer you cannot install on, open web.bluemail.me and sign in with your Google or Microsoft account. Your inbox is there until you close the tab.
Open BlueMail WebWrong password, two-factor prompts or a provider that needs an app-specific password: our step-by-step guides cover every case.
Read the sign-in guideGmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, Exchange and any other account sign in through the free BlueMail app on phone and desktop, with unlimited accounts in one inbox.
BlueMail Web opens your inbox with your Google or Microsoft account, which is what you want on a borrowed or locked-down machine. On your own device the app keeps you signed in.
Install BlueMail on your computer or phone, tap Add Account and sign in with your email address. BlueMail finds your provider settings automatically and you stay signed in from then on. On a device you cannot install on, sign in at web.bluemail.me instead.
Yes. BlueMail Web at web.bluemail.me opens your full inbox in any browser, which makes it the right choice on a borrowed or locked-down computer. On your own device the app is better: it stays signed in, tells you the moment mail arrives and works offline.
Yes. BlueMail Web runs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. If Chrome is on your own machine, the desktop app is worth the minute it takes: it signs you in once and keeps your mail there without leaving a tab open.
Install BlueMail, choose Gmail when adding your account and sign in with Google. BlueMail uses modern OAuth, so your Google password is never stored, and the same works for Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud and any IMAP account.
Your password belongs to your email provider, not BlueMail. Reset it with your provider (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and so on), then update it in BlueMail when prompted.
bluemail.ch is the Swiss Bluewin mail service by Swisscom, a different product. You can still read your Bluewin mail in BlueMail: our step-by-step Bluewin guide at bluemail.me/bluewin/ walks you through it in five steps.