Lumman

Connect several Gmail accounts to Claude and ChatGPT

Multi Mail connects any number of Gmail accounts to Claude and ChatGPT, each with an app password - never your Google password.

For gmail.com and googlemail.com addresses, and Google Workspace.

The AI apps' own connectors

  • Gmail, Google's own connector in Claude's directory, searches your messages and reads whole threads, and its tools draft, send, label, filter and bin mail. Read on 3 November 2026.
  • ChatGPT's release notes say its Gmail plugin connects several Google accounts at once and finds emails across their inboxes. Read on 3 November 2026.
  • ChatGPT's release notes say that with Gmail or Outlook connected it drafts and sends email from the conversation, sending on the web on Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise. Read on 3 November 2026.

Connect it

At Google

Links open Google in a new tab.

  1. 1

    Open your app passwords at Google, name one Lumman and copy the 16-character code it shows.

    Google shows it once - leave that page open until Lumman asks for it.

  2. 2

    If Google says the setting is not available, turn on 2-Step Verification first, then open the page again.

    Google offers app passwords only with it on.

Add it to

  1. 3
    Add to ClaudeOpens claude.ai - press Connect there.
  2. 4

    Sign in, add your Gmail and approve Claude in the window Claude opens - paste the 16-character code when it asks

  3. 5

    Ask Claude about your mail

Any number of mailboxes. 25 actions a day free, up to 250 a month, 1,000 a day on Standard for $50 a year or $5 a month, or 10,000 a day on Plus for $200 a year or $20 a month.

Reach and limits

  • Search and read it together with every other mailbox you add.
  • Draft, reply, forward and send from it.
  • Archive, bin and file its mail, and clean up its inbox by sender, putting back what a clean-up moved.
  • Multi Mail reaches no filters or vacation responder at Gmail.
  • Changing your Google password ends every app password. Make a new one and reconnect.
  • On Google Workspace, your administrator can turn app passwords and mail apps off.

If it refuses

  • Google didn't accept this password. Paste the app password Google showed you, not your Google password.
  • That isn't an app password - Google's is a 16-character code. Paste that.
  • Gmail is hiding All Mail from mail apps. In Gmail's settings, under Labels, tick Show in IMAP for All Mail, then connect again.