Microsoft 365 Outlook · Even Realities

LensMail

Your inbox, in sight.

Read, triage, and draft Outlook email from your Glasses when pulling out a phone would interrupt the moment.

Mail without the phone ritual.

LensMail is built for the moment when reaching for a phone is awkward, distracting, or impossible. It keeps the workflow small, legible, and close to the task.

01 / READ

Read without stopping

Open the whole message in clear, readable pages while your phone stays put.

02 / DECIDE

Handle what matters

Mark, archive, delete, or move on from the preview before inbox noise steals your attention.

03 / RESPOND

Keep the reply moving

Create a quick reply, forward, or new draft now, then review it in Outlook when the moment is right.

04 / CONNECT

Your mailbox stays yours

LensMail connects directly to Microsoft. There is no mailbox backend, embedded client secret, or paid AI service.

LensMail App

A glance, a gesture, and you are moving.

LensMail keeps each screen focused on what matters now. Read the cue, use the R1 Ring, and keep working through email without juggling a phone.

  1. TAPMove through the messages, pages, keys, or choices in front of you.
  2. DOWNOpen what you selected or carry out the named action.
  3. UPStep back to the menu or screen shown in the cue.

Connect Your M365 Outlook.

LensMail connects through a Microsoft Entra application in your Microsoft 365 organization. If your workplace controls app registrations or mailbox permissions, your Microsoft 365 or email administrator may need to create or approve the Enterprise Application before you sign in.

Your Outlook mailbox

Use the Microsoft 365 email you already rely on, with the access your organization allows.

Your G2 moment

Even G2 glasses and the R1 Ring keep short email decisions in sight while your hands stay available.

An admin-aware setup

Add the approved Entra application details in the phone companion, then sign in with your Microsoft account.

Help keep LensMail moving.

LensMail is independently developed and free to use. If it has made Outlook a little easier, a voluntary coffee helps support testing, hosting, compatibility work, and the next useful idea.

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