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Guides for setting up and using Fluxmail, from connecting Gmail to automating your inbox with rules and Flux AI.
Getting started
What is Fluxmail?
An AI-native email client for Gmail that surfaces the mail that needs you and handles the rest.
Connect your Gmail
Sign in with Google, grant Fluxmail access, and let it sync your mail in the background. Works with personal Gmail and Google Workspace accounts.
Install Fluxmail
Install Fluxmail as a Progressive Web App for its own icon and a standalone window on your laptop, tablet, or phone — no app store needed.
Home (your inbox)
How Home surfaces the mail that needs you and what each part of the queue means.
Features
Priority and newsletters
How Fluxmail decides what is important and keeps bulk mail in its own place.
Flux AI
Ask the built-in assistant to search, summarize, draft, and act on your email.
AI drafting
Let Flux AI write replies and emails in your voice, rewrite a selection, and learn your style.
Search
Find anything in your mail with operators, filters, saved searches, and an AI overview.
Email actions
Learn how to handle email: mute noisy senders, snooze it for later, get follow-up reminders, and schedule and undo sends.
Tasks and reminders
Turn emails into tasks, set due dates, and get a nudge when one is due.
Create a rule
Set up rules that automatically label, archive, move, or trash incoming mail based on senders, recipients, labels, size, or a plain-English AI condition.
Unified inbox
Work across up to five Gmail accounts in one view, or focus on one at a time.
Keyboard shortcuts
Move through Fluxmail without the mouse: the command palette plus a full keyboard shortcut reference.
Insights
See what you get done in Fluxmail and an estimate of the time it saves you.
Connect an AI agent with MCP
Give ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client access to your Fluxmail mail so it can search, triage, draft, and send on your behalf.