Gmail Notifications

📩 Gmail Stream Deck Plugin with profiles - Notifications and Email Reader on any Stream Deck without opening Gmail.

The best email plugin means you don't have to look at your inbox constantly. Most professional users will open Gmail multiple times an hour, half of those just to confirm nothing changed. Put your Gmail inboxes on your Stream Deck and the email checking stops. One account or five, the unread count lives on a key all day with an optional notification sound. Track specific senders. Watch saved searches. Read the latest message on a dial without opening Gmail.

Built for all Stream Deck devices. For people who don't want to keep checking their email. --

✅ Three email accounts? Three dials. Personal, work, that side project. Sign into as many Google accounts as you like. Each key or dial points wherever you want.

✅ Watch emails from the people who matter. A key for your boss. Another for your most important client. Optional notification sound the moment they hit send. Stop scanning. The inbox tells you.

✅ Create a custom monitor. "Anything from <this client>" "Receipts from <this company>." "Starred but unread." Build the query visually, no Gmail syntax to memorize. Count can live on a key, latest match is previewed and scrollable on a dial.

✅ Read your email without opening Gmail. Stream Deck Plus dials show full email previews. Rotate to scroll the body. Push to open. Tap to hide if someone's behind you. Flick through your last five emails as visual cards.

✅ One-click sign-in. Google verified. Tokens encrypted locally with Windows DPAPI or macOS Keychain.

✅ One purchase, free updates for every future release.

⚡ Setup in under two minutes

Drag any action onto your Stream Deck.

Click Sign in with Google.

Tick "ongoing access" so you don't sign in again every six months.

Done. Add more email accounts the same way, any time.

🎨 Make it yours

16 key theme presets. 8 LCD theme presets. Per-key icon and color overrides. Optional text labels. 9 notification sounds (Chime, Bell, Ping, Drop, Ripple, Bubble, Pop, Drift, Alert) with preview.

🔔 Every action

Inbox Monitor: live unread count on a key. Press to open Gmail, or jump straight to the single unread email.

Sender Monitor: track one person's unread email count with optional sound.

Search Monitor: count emails matching any Gmail query. Visual builder included.

Inbox / Sender / Search Monitor & Preview (Stream Deck + and +XL): dial versions. Count on the key, latest matching email scrolling on the LCD. Rotate to scroll the body, push to open, tap to toggle privacy.

Email Browser: flick through your five most recent emails as visual cards.

Account Overview: unread counts across every connected account on one dial.

Label Overview: unread counts across selected labels with a chip-style picker.

Quick Launch: Compose, Open Label, Google Calendar, Google Meet. One press each.

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🔒 Your privacy, zero drama

Gmail content goes from Google straight to your device. FlowKits never sees it, never stores it, never sends it anywhere. OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest using your operating system's own credential store. Revoke access any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Read-only Gmail access, independently assessed under Google's CASA Tier 2 framework.

Disclaimer: Independent creation, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC. Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Meet are trademarks of Google LLC. This plugin uses Google's publicly available APIs under their standard terms of service and is verified for the gmail.readonly scope.

NEW: Label Overview now follows your mailbox

Turn it on and you get Inbox, Starred, Important, and every label you've made.

Picking labels is a matter of clicking them now. They show by name.

Text stays inside the card. Long sender names and subjects used to run off the edge, because the plugin counted characters instead of measuring how wide they actually are. A long subject gives up a character or two now, which I'll take.

Emoji no longer breaks a key. One landing in the wrong spot in a subject could stop that key updating until different mail arrived.

Unread badges hold their count when you switch pages or profiles, instead of blinking to zero and staying there.

A dropout no longer signs you out. A few seconds of bad connection during a token renewal was read as a revoked login, and every key fell back to "Sign In". It waits and retries quietly now.

No more false "all caught up" when the request to Google actually failed. Keys hold the last email they loaded.