iCloud Mail on Mac, next to all your other inboxes
Apple Mail is the built-in way to read iCloud Mail, and it's a good app. Bloop.email is for people who want every inbox one keystroke away, with new mail dropping down from the notch.
How Bloop.email works with iCloud Mail
Add iCloud Mail with an app-specific password from your Apple Account. Like every account in Bloop.email, it connects directly to Apple's mail servers, with nothing in between.
Set up iCloud Mail 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.
iCloud Mail on Mac: questions
- Why do I need an app-specific password for iCloud?
- Apple requires one for any mail app other than its own. Create it at account.apple.com under Sign-In and Security.
- Will changing my Apple Account password break it?
- Yes. Changing your main password revokes every app-specific password, so create a new one and update it in Bloop.email.