Bring Multiple Mail Accounts into One Inbox
The main workflow combines messages from supported services such as Gmail, Exchange, Microsoft 365, Yahoo, IMAP, and POP in one mobile workspace. Users can add an account, let automatic setup detect common settings, or choose a manual route when a provider needs more control. Conversation grouping keeps related messages together, while search and familiar folder tools make a busy mailbox easier to navigate.
An All Inboxes view helps users check new mail across accounts without opening each mailbox separately. Favorites, global folders, Gmail labels, Exchange categories, and custom tags add practical ways to sort important threads. This arrangement suits people who switch between personal and work addresses and want one consistent place to read, organize, and respond.
Draft, Translate, and Refine Messages on the Go
Writing tools help turn a phone into a capable message editor rather than a simple inbox viewer. AI assistance can draft replies or polish a new message, while instant translation helps users understand and answer email across languages. QuickText snippets, templates, and account-specific signatures reduce repeated typing for routine correspondence.
The message workflow also includes conversation views, snooze controls, Watch for Reply reminders, and Undo Send for moments when a recipient or sentence needs correction. PGP and S/MIME options add a path for encrypted communication when the account and recipient support them. These tools are useful for people handling time-sensitive work between meetings, travel, or short mobile sessions.
Keep Calendars, Tasks, Contacts, and Notes Together
Email is only one part of the mobile workspace. Integrated calendars let users accept invitations, create appointments, and choose layouts such as a compact three-day view. Tasks can be created, edited, categorized, and synchronized through supported accounts, making deadlines easier to follow without changing apps. Contacts can be searched, edited, and used to start messages or calls.
Notes provide a place for quick ideas and reference details, with synchronization available for supported Exchange and IceWarp accounts. Communication and attachment history can give a contact more context, while shared navigation keeps these tools close to the inbox. The result suits professionals, students, and households that want messages, plans, people, and reminders organized together.
Move Desktop Settings to Android with QR Import
New users can begin with Add account, choose automatic or manual setup, or bring an existing desktop configuration to the phone. The desktop migration route uses a QR code to transfer selected account settings and related preferences, while file import offers another way to restore prepared data. This gives long-time eM Client users a clearer bridge between computer and mobile work.
The setup area keeps these choices visible instead of hiding them behind a long menu. QR instructions explain how to export from the desktop Accounts window before scanning, and a separate Scan QR Code action completes the handoff. It is a practical starting point for travelers, tablet users, or anyone moving between devices without rebuilding every setting by hand.
