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Juno drafts emails for you: follow-ups, briefings, next steps. Connect your email and those drafts go out from your own address, and land in your Sent folder.

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Connect an address

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Go to Settings → Connections

Under Email & calendar, find Google or Outlook / Microsoft 365.
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Click Connect a Google account (or Connect an Outlook account)

Google or Microsoft asks to send email as you and to see and add events on that account’s calendar. Untick what you don’t want.
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Done

You’ll see Drafts can go out from it now.
You can also say “connect my Gmail” to Juno on WhatsApp, and it sends you a link.
Juno only sends drafts you’ve seen and told it to send, one at a time. It can’t read, search or delete your mail.

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More than one address

Connect up to 5 Google addresses and 5 Microsoft addresses, work and personal.
  • One of them is the Default for email. Click Make default for email to change it.
  • Juno remembers which address you last used for each person.
  • To switch for one email, say “send it from my work email” before you send. Juno shows you the draft again.

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How sending works

1

Ask for a draft

For example: “Draft an email to Sarah with the next steps”.
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Read it

The draft shows who it’s From. Ask for changes in plain words.
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Say send it

The email only goes out when you say “send it”.
Every draft also comes with a link to open it in Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo Mail, if you’d rather send it yourself.

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Without a connected address

If you haven’t connected Gmail or Outlook, “send it” sends the email from Juno as “your name via Juno”, and replies go to you.

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Disconnect

In Settings → Connections, open the address and click Disconnect. Emails already sent stay where they are.