Connect existing email
Bring Gmail, Outlook or a compatible IMAP account. Keep your address and your provider.
Connect a mailboxWorks with the email you already use.
- Google Workspace or Gmail
- Microsoft 365 or Outlook
- IMAP + SMTP
- Your own domain
One workspace for your email.
See how your accounts, context and replies come together.
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A clearer way to work.
Less switching and searching. More time for the work that matters.
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Fewer tabs to switch.
Bring your accounts into one inbox. Keep the addresses people know.
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Less catching up.
Turn a long thread into an AI brief with the details and next steps.
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A head start on every reply.
Get a suggested draft. Review, edit and send it yourself.
Keep your address. Or create your own.
Start with the setup that works for your business.
Email on your own domain
Get guided DNS setup for your business. Review and approve before switching incoming mail.
Set up your domainSwitching incoming mail does not migrate old messages.
Your business. Your control.
Clear permissions, protected credentials and a record of what happens.
Read our privacy safeguardsEncrypted credentials
Mailbox credentials are encrypted. Disconnect whenever you need to.
Activity you can trace
Account and mail activity records show what happened.
Verified changes
Sensitive actions require an extra identity check.
Team access
Shared mailboxes and administration, scoped to your workspace.
A few common questions.
Talk to our teamCan I keep my existing email address?
Yes. Connect Google Workspace or Gmail, Microsoft 365 or Outlook, or a compatible IMAP and SMTP account. Your existing provider continues hosting that mailbox.
Does Buckhy send AI replies automatically?
The draft-review workflow does not send for you. You review, edit and send the reply. Any separate automation depends on the permissions and settings you explicitly enable.
How do I set up email on my own domain?
Add your domain, verify ownership and prepare your addresses. Buckhy gives you the exact DNS records and a link to your provider. You save the changes there; Buckhy checks them. Switching incoming mail requires a separate review and identity confirmation.
Will changing providers move my old messages?
No. Updating DNS routes new incoming mail to Buckhy. It does not copy historical messages from your previous provider. Keep access to that account for your existing mail.
Do I need an extension or a new Buckhy account?
No extension is required to use Mail or its manual domain setup guide. Use your Buckhy account for both Chat and Mail.