Yes, with just your email. Muse can find the emails still waiting on a reply, list the newsletters and promotions you never open, and draft replies for the ones that matter. The request below tells Muse not to send, delete or unsubscribe from anything until you decide.
Two short lists: the emails waiting on you, and the senders you could unsubscribe from.
| Sender | Emails a month | Last opened | Your choice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Store newsletter | 22 | Never | Unsubscribe |
| Airline deals | 12 | 5 months ago | Unsubscribe |
| Local news | 30 | Yesterday | Keep |
Made-up example. Your list will show your own senders.
Sort your email into what needs you and what you never read.
What to reply to, and which senders to drop.
Tell Muse which replies to send and which senders to unsubscribe from, or do it yourself.
Outlook: When you tap Connect, Muse shows exactly what it will be able to access. Read it before you agree.
Before it acts: Meta says Muse asks before taking actions it thinks need review, and you can disconnect any app at any time in Settings. Read what Muse plans to do before you say yes.
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Open Muse settings, tap Connectors, find Outlook, and sign in. You can also ask Muse to "connect Outlook". See each screen · Details
Do not see it? Update the Muse app. If sign-in fails, disconnect Outlook and connect it again, and check you picked the account you want Muse to use.
Copy the request below and paste it into Muse.
If Muse answers from general knowledge instead of your accounts, start the request with "Use Outlook".
Tell Muse which replies to draft and which senders to drop.
Nothing should be sent, bought, booked or cancelled without your say-so. If Muse proposes something you did not expect, say no and tell it what to change.
No reports yet. Tell the next person whether it worked.