Native email push notification support for Gmail in iOS and iPadOS

Instant Gmail notification delivery in the Mail app you already use. First in the world!

Getting started

  1. Request access

    Enter your Gmail address and confirm it with the code we email you.

  2. Wait for approval

    We read every request. Once yours is approved, we email you an invitation. It is good for 7 days.

  3. Connect

    Open the invitation, allow access on Google's own page, then add the account in Apple Mail. How to connect shows each step.

Features

MailPush brings Gmail to Apple Mail on iPhone and iPad. Here is what that covers, and what it does not.

Supported
Push for new mailYesUsually within seconds. When a lot of people are connected at once, it can take up to about two minutes.
Gmail labels as foldersYesEvery label is a folder in Apple Mail. An email shows in the folder of each label it has.
Push for label foldersYesFor the folders you pick under Mailboxes to Push in Settings. The Inbox is on from the start.
Read, unread and flagsYesA flag in Apple Mail is a star in Gmail. Changes go both ways.
Archive, delete and moveYesThey work like in Gmail. Deleted mail goes to Gmail's Trash.
Send, reply and forwardYesSent by Gmail and saved in Gmail's Sent. Replies stay in the same conversation.
Your whole mailboxYesSet Mail Days to Sync to No Limit and all your mail comes over, newest first.
Google Calendar, both waysYesOptional. Turn it on from your account page.
Not supported
DraftsNoGmail drafts stay in Gmail. Drafts you start in Apple Mail stay on that device until you send them.
Making or renaming labels in Apple MailNoManage labels in Gmail. Apple Mail follows within a minute.
Contacts and Google TasksNoOnly mail, and calendars if you turn them on.

Why don't I just use the Gmail app?

The Gmail app can push, but it keeps your mail apart from the rest of your iPhone and iPad. With MailPush, Gmail stays in Apple Mail, so you keep all of this.