How to Set Up Siri Shortcuts with Airmail on iPhone

<h2>Problem</h2><p>You want to use Siri to quickly send emails or check your inbox using Airmail on iPhone.</p><h2>Setting Up Siri Shortcuts</h2><h3>Built-in Siri Integration</h3><ol><li>Open Airmail on your iPhone</li><li>Go to <strong>Settings → Siri & Shortcuts</strong></li><li>You'll see suggested shortcuts based on your email habits</li><li>Tap the <strong>+</strong> button next to any action to add it to Siri</li><li>Record a custom voice phrase (e.g., "Check my email")</li></ol><h3>Available Siri Actions</h3><ul><li><strong>Open Inbox</strong> — Opens Airmail directly to your inbox</li><li><strong>Compose New Email</strong> — Starts a new email to a specific contact</li><li><strong>Open Account</strong> — Opens a specific email account</li><li><strong>Open Folder</strong> — Navigate directly to a specific folder</li></ul><h3>Using the Shortcuts App</h3><ol><li>Open the <strong>Shortcuts</strong> app on your iPhone</li><li>Tap <strong>+</strong> to create a new shortcut</li><li>Search for "Airmail" in the actions list</li><li>Add Airmail actions to build automated workflows</li><li>Example: Create a shortcut that opens your work inbox every morning</li></ol><h2>Tips</h2><ul><li>Siri Shortcuts require iOS 12 or later</li><li>The more you use Airmail, the better Siri suggestions become</li><li>You can also trigger shortcuts from the Shortcuts widget on your Home Screen</li></ul>

Updated on: 03/28/2026