Apple Mail + Stackora — Setup Guide for iPhone, iPad & Mac
Route mail from Apple Mail into Stackora using Rules on Mac or shortcuts on iPhone — without sharing your iCloud password or granting full inbox access.
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Getting StartedCreate your account, copy your forwarding address, route the email you want summarized, and get your first digest — without giving anyone full access to your inbox.
Route mail from Apple Mail into Stackora using Rules on Mac or shortcuts on iPhone — without sharing your iCloud password or granting full inbox access.
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