Peelman Family Mail
Email setup desk · @peelman.us
Mostly automatic

Get your @peelman.us email on any device.

Our mail runs on Microsoft 365, so in most cases you just enter your email address and password — your phone or computer figures out the rest. Pick your device below and follow the steps.

What you'll need

Your email addressThe full name@peelman.us address.
Your passwordThe one for your Peelman mailbox.
Your phone nearbyYou may get a verification prompt to approve sign-in.
Choose your device

Set up your mailbox

We opened the tab for your device automatically. Switch if you're setting up something else.

iPhone & iPad

Built-in Mail app
  1. 1Open Settings, tap Apps, then tap Mail. On older iPhones the path is simply Settings → Mail.
  2. 2Tap Mail Accounts → Add Account.
  3. 3Choose Microsoft Exchange from the list.
  4. 4Enter your @peelman.us address and a name like "Peelman Mail," then tap Next.
  5. 5Tap Sign In when asked. Let it find the settings on its own — don't tap "Configure Manually."
  6. 6Type your password on the Microsoft sign-in screen and approve the verification prompt if one appears.
  7. 7Pick what to sync (Mail, Contacts, Calendars), then tap Save.
Prefer the Outlook look? Install Microsoft Outlook from the App Store instead, open it, enter your email, and sign in. Same account, different app.

Android

Outlook app recommended
  1. 1Open the Play Store and install Microsoft Outlook.
  2. 2Open Outlook and tap Add Account.
  3. 3Enter your @peelman.us address and tap Continue.
  4. 4Enter your password and approve the verification prompt if one appears. That's it.
Want to use the built-in Gmail app instead? In Gmail, tap your profile picture → Add another account → Exchange and Microsoft 365, then enter your email and password.

Mail on Mac

Built-in Mail app
  1. 1Open Mail. In the menu bar choose Mail → Add Account. No Mail account yet? You can also use → System Settings → Internet Accounts → Add Account.
  2. 2Select Microsoft Exchange, then click Continue.
  3. 3Enter your name and @peelman.us address, then click Sign In.
  4. 4Click Sign In again to let it set up automatically, enter your password, and approve the verification prompt.
  5. 5Choose which apps to sync (Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Notes), then click Done.

Outlook on a computer

Windows & Mac

There are two versions of Outlook. Use whichever you have — both find the settings for you.

New Outlook

  1. 1Open Outlook. If it's your first account, type your @peelman.us address and click Continue.
  2. 2Adding another account? Click the Settings gear → Accounts → Add account (or use View → View settings on Windows).
  3. 3Enter your password, approve the verification prompt, and click Done.

Classic Outlook (Windows)

  1. 1Go to File → Add Account.
  2. 2Type your @peelman.us address and click Connect.
  3. 3Enter your password, approve the verification prompt, and finish. Restart Outlook if it asks.
Not sure which one you have? If there's a Settings gear in the top-right corner, it's New Outlook. If not, it's Classic.

Read your mail in a browser

Nothing to install
  1. 1Go to outlook.office.com. This is the right address for a Peelman work-style account. Typing outlook.com will also redirect you here once you sign in.
  2. 2Enter your full @peelman.us address and click Next.
  3. 3Enter your password and approve the verification prompt if one appears.
  4. 4You're in — no setup, no app. Bookmark the page so it's one click next time.
Good for: a shared family computer, a quick check from someone else's device, or when you just don't want to install anything.
Rarely needed

Manual settings

Almost nobody needs these — the steps above set everything up on their own. Keep this here only for the odd app that asks for server details by hand.

Account typeExchange / Microsoft 365
Usernameyour full @peelman.us address
Incoming server (IMAP)outlook.office365.com · 993 · SSL
Outgoing server (SMTP)smtp.office365.com · 587 · STARTTLS

Choose Exchange (not IMAP/POP) whenever the app offers it, so sign-in uses your normal password. Plain IMAP/POP is often turned off on our mail for security and may not connect.

Stuck?

It happens. Reach out and we'll get you sorted.

If a sign-in won't go through or you've forgotten your password, don't keep retrying — just ask.

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