The Gmail app for Mac
Google doesn't make a Gmail app for the Mac. Gmail lives in a browser tab, which is easy to lose among the others and stops working when you're offline.
How Bloop.email works with Gmail
Bloop.email gives Gmail a real Mac app. It connects straight from your Mac to Google with an app password, keeps your mail on your Mac for offline reading, and puts Gmail next to any other inbox you have.
Set up Gmail step by step · App password
What you get
Native and fast
Built for the Mac, not wrapped from the web. Runs on macOS Sequoia 15 or later.
Nothing in between
Your Mac connects straight to your provider. We never receive a copy of your mail.
Trackers blocked
Remote images stay hidden until you load them, so senders can't tell when you open mail.
Every inbox, ⌘1 to ⌘9
Keep this account next to the rest, each one a keystroke away.
On-device summaries
Summarize long threads and translate messages on your Mac, with Apple's models.
$4.99 once
No subscription. Every update we publish for it is included.
Gmail on Mac: questions
- Is there an official Gmail app for Mac?
- No. Google offers Gmail on the web and as apps for iPhone and Android, but not as a Mac app. A native mail app like Bloop.email fills that gap.
- Does it work with Google Workspace accounts?
- Yes, as long as your Workspace admin allows app passwords and 2-Step Verification is on for your account.
- Does it block tracking pixels in Gmail?
- Bloop.email blocks remote images itself, so tracking pixels don't load until you choose to show images for a message.