Sign in to Gmail from Suzume
Use the account’s normal OAuth flow. Your address, messages and server-side folders remain with Gmail; Suzume is the client you use to read and triage them.
Make the switch without breaking mail
Do not rebuild your history
Start with the current inbox and folders. Search, thread and archive from Suzume while Gmail remains available as a fallback.
Read in focused batches
Use chat-style threads, summaries and keyboard-first triage for the work that usually turns into tab switching and unread-count anxiety.
Account, folders and messages
Mail stays on your provider. Suzume does not require a new Suzume account or a new email address.
What Suzume is not
Suzume is not a Gmail replacement service, a migration utility or a promise that every Gmail label behaves exactly like a native folder. Test your important labels, filters and send-as setup before making it your only client.
Try Suzume Mail for Mac — $29 ↗A five-minute test
Connect one Gmail account, open three long threads, archive one finished conversation, and send one test message. If that feels calmer than the browser workflow, keep going.