One unified inbox for every email account on your Mac

• Outlook.com and Microsoft 365, with Microsoft's official sign-in
• Exchange, including on-premises servers through Autodiscover or an EWS URL
• QQ Mail, with an IMAP/SMTP authorization code
• NetEase 163 and 126, with a client authorization code
• Tencent Enterprise Mail, with a client authorization code
• iCloud and any other IMAP/SMTP account, by entering the server, port and security settings
• Gmail, in limited testing for eligible paid plans

• Every account appears in one list, and each message keeps a mark showing where it came from.
• The Today list puts mail that needs a reply first and sets receipts and newsletters aside.
• Several emails from the same sender about the same thing fold into one row.
• Search runs across every account, including older mail that is still only on the server.
• Triage, archive, reply and search from the keyboard. See the keyboard shortcuts.

The free Standard plan covers one non-Gmail mailbox. Orvia Mail Plus, by subscription, supports all supported mail providers. Orvia Classic, a one-time license, includes multiple mailboxes on up to three Macs. Compare them on the Pricing page.

Orvia Mail connects straight to each provider rather than through an Orvia relay, keeps your mailbox data on your Mac, and blocks tracking pixels with Safe Reader. AI is optional and runs only when you ask.

Can I see all my email accounts in one inbox on a Mac?

Yes. Orvia Mail shows Outlook, Microsoft 365, Exchange, iCloud, QQ Mail, NetEase 163, Tencent Enterprise Mail and other IMAP accounts together in one unified inbox.

Can I mix work Exchange mail and personal mail?

Yes. A company Exchange or Microsoft 365 account can sit in the same list as personal iCloud, Outlook.com or QQ Mail accounts, and each message stays marked with its account.

Do I need a subscription for more than one mailbox?

On the App Store edition, yes: Standard is free for one non-Gmail mailbox and Plus adds more. Orvia Classic, a one-time license, includes multiple mailboxes without a subscription.