Airmail - Email Client for iPhone, iPad and Mac Airmail is designed from the ground up to be a powerful mail client which allows you to customize it to meet your needs Integrate your favorite apps, and create custom actions to make your life easier Whether you're using your Mac, iPad, iPhone or even your Apple Watch, Airmail can be wherever you need
F. A. Q. - Airmail Previous users can still use Airmail with all the old features under Preferences > General > Airmail Legacy New Users can try Airmail without Multi Account, and limited capabilities The Airmail Pro subscription has two options:
Airmail Frequently Read Articles F A Q Two Step Factor Authentication - Airmail for macOS; Plugins - Airmail for macOS; Themes - Airmail for macOS; Add an Office 365 Email Account - Airmail for macOS
Airmail Email Client for iPhone, iPad and Mac Beta Airmail for iOS Join iOS beta on TestFlight and get early access to the latest features and improvements before they are released to the public Downaload Airmail iOS Beta
Mac | Airmail Airmail has the capability of creating multiple customized rules to suit any incoming or outbound filtering scenario Basically, the rules in Airmail work similar to the rules in any other email client, using a series of IF THEN options which can be tailored to suit your specific needs
Airmail Pro Airmail Pro is free for all users who purchased the Airmail 3 after 1st January 2019 The cost for subscriptions is subject to your region Single subscription will sync to all the Apple devices using the same Apple ID and iCloud drive account on the devices
iOS | Airmail Airmail for iPhone has introduced widgets for iOS 10 or later version These are of two types - Airmail To Do - Which displays the to do messages from Airmail Airmail Inbox - Which displays the latest messages in Airmail
Backup and Restore - Airmail for macOS This explains about backup and restore of the Airmail data so that you do not lose it in case of broken devices or corruption of data Why is a backup required? Airmail saves its data on the local disk of the device