Connect your email (Gmail, Outlook or any other)
Nukli does not give you a new address: it uses the one you already have. Here is how to plug it in.
Go to Settings (the cog at the bottom of the icon bar) and open the “Accounts” tab. Press the “Add account” button, type your address and let Nukli detect the settings. With Gmail or Outlook it sends you to the provider’s own page to authorise it; with other providers it asks for a password.
Step by step
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Open settings
The cog at the bottom of the narrow icon bar on the left. A screen with tabs across the top opens.
1‹SettingsEmail accounts
Add or remove the email accounts you want to manage from the app.
AccountsAdd accountjulia@estudiserra.comSend and receive · Current accountMailbox space 286 MB / 2.0 GB (14%)Save a copy of sent emails on the server.julia.serra@gmail.comSend and receiveMailbox space 286 MB / 2.0 GB (14%)Save a copy of sent emails on the server.Where it is, inside the window. -
Go to the “Accounts” tab
Third along the top row, between “General” and “Assistants”. It lists the accounts you already have.
‹Settings2Email accounts
Add or remove the email accounts you want to manage from the app.
AccountsAdd accountjulia@estudiserra.comSend and receive · Current accountMailbox space 286 MB / 2.0 GB (14%)Save a copy of sent emails on the server.julia.serra@gmail.comSend and receiveMailbox space 286 MB / 2.0 GB (14%)Save a copy of sent emails on the server.Where it is, inside the window. -
Press “Add account”
The dark button on the right of the “Accounts” card.
‹SettingsEmail accounts
Add or remove the email accounts you want to manage from the app.
Accounts3 Add accountjulia@estudiserra.comSend and receive · Current accountMailbox space 286 MB / 2.0 GB (14%)Save a copy of sent emails on the server.julia.serra@gmail.comSend and receiveMailbox space 286 MB / 2.0 GB (14%)Save a copy of sent emails on the server.Where it is, inside the window. -
Type your address
Just the address, nothing else. Nukli looks up your provider’s servers on its own: you do not need to know what IMAP means.
If Nukli already suggests an address, it is because it saw one configured on this computer. It is only a suggestion.
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Authorise it or enter the password
With Gmail or Microsoft, the provider’s own page opens so that you sign in there: Nukli never sees your password. For other providers (iCloud, your own domain…) it asks for an app password.
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Wait for the first emails
Once the account is added you will see the folders on the left and emails will start filling the list, newest first.
All inboxes 39,355 emails 30,288 unreadSearch emails by text or meaning…All Follow-ups 3 DoneNewest first6MMarc Vidal 14:13 1Thursday’s visit Morning Júlia, confirming that Thursday…RRosa Feliu 12:54 1Renovation quote Attaching the itemised breakdown…Wants the final quote this weekNNorth Bank 09:20 1Monthly statement Your statement is now available…Where it is, inside the window.
Tips
- An “app password” is a special 16-letter password your provider creates just for this program. You can revoke it any time without touching your normal password.
- With Gmail, Google may still show an “unverified app” warning. Press “Advanced” and then “Go to Nukli”: the connection is safe — you sign in on Google’s own page.
Common questions
It asks for an IMAP server and I have no idea
Try the address alone first: Nukli almost always finds it. If not, open “Advanced” and enter what your provider gave you (usually imap.yourdomain.com and smtp.yourdomain.com).
It says the password is wrong and I am sure it is right
With iCloud and Gmail the normal password does not work: you need the app password. Generate it on your provider’s website and paste it here.
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