Use with a Desktop Email Client

You can access your EUnifyer mailbox from any standard email client — Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail, or any app that supports IMAP and SMTP.

Step 1 — Create an App Password

Desktop email clients can’t use the browser-based sign-in that EUnifyer uses, so you need to generate a dedicated app password.

1. Open Settings (click your avatar → Settings)
2. Scroll down to App Passwords
3. Click Generate App Password
4. Give it a name (e.g. “Outlook on laptop” or “iPhone Mail”)
5. Click Generate
6. Copy the password immediately — it won’t be shown again

You can create up to 10 app passwords. Each one can be revoked independently without affecting the others.

Step 2 — Server Settings

Use the following settings when adding your account in your email client:

Incoming Mail (IMAP)

Outgoing Mail (SMTP)

Client-Specific Instructions

Outlook (Windows / Mac)

1. Open File → Add Account
2. Choose Manual setup or additional server types → IMAP
3. Enter the server settings from the tables above
4. Use your app password when prompted
5. Click Next → Finish

Thunderbird

1. Open Account Settings → Account Actions → Add Mail Account
2. Enter your name, email address, and app password
3. Click Configure manually
4. Enter the IMAP and SMTP settings from the tables above
5. Click Done

Apple Mail (macOS / iOS)

macOS:

1. Open Mail → Settings → Accounts → +
2. Choose Other Mail Account
3. Enter your name, email address, and app password
4. macOS will ask for server details — enter the settings from the tables above
5. Click Sign In

iPhone / iPad:

1. Open Settings → Mail → Accounts → Add Account
2. Tap Other → Add Mail Account
3. Enter your name, email address, and app password
4. Choose IMAP and enter the server settings from the tables above
5. Tap Save

Other Clients

Any email client that supports IMAP and SMTP will work. Use the server settings from the tables above. If the client asks for an “account type”, choose IMAP (not POP3).

Managing App Passwords

• View all app passwords — Settings → App Passwords
• See last used date — shown next to each password, so you can tell which ones are still active
• Revoke a password — click Delete next to the password. The client will stop working immediately, but your other app passwords and web access are unaffected
• Lost your password? — You can’t recover it, but you can delete the old one and generate a new one

Troubleshooting