
Migrate to Tramovio Mail without losing a single message.
Tramovio's 30-day Transition Mode keeps your old and new inbox running together. Switch at your own pace - Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP provider.
How it works
Five steps. Thirty days. Zero data loss.
From sign-up to full migration - everything happens at your pace, with both inboxes running in parallel.
Create your Tramovio account
Sign up for Tramovio and receive your EU email address. Takes under 2 minutes.
Enable Transition Mode and set up forwarding
Configure email forwarding from Gmail or Outlook to Tramovio. Both inboxes receive email simultaneously.
Import your email history
Use Tramovio's history import to bring over your full archive - folders, labels, attachments included.
Update contacts and subscriptions
Notify important contacts and update subscriptions to your new Tramovio address over 7–30 days.
Cancel your old account
Once confident nothing is missing, cancel Gmail or Outlook. Your EU inbox is now your only inbox.
Step-by-step guides
Platform-specific migration guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for every provider and scenario.
FAQ
Migration questions, answered.
Yes. Transition Mode keeps both inboxes running in parallel. Your old address continues to receive emails normally while you settle into Tramovio.
The technical setup (forwarding + history import) takes under an hour. Most users take 7–30 days to update their contacts and subscriptions before they're confident to cancel the old account.
With forwarding active, all emails sent to your old address are forwarded to Tramovio automatically. You respond from your new Tramovio address, training your contacts to use the new one.
Yes. Tramovio supports migration from both Gmail (Google Workspace) and Outlook / Microsoft 365 via IMAP import and forwarding.
Tramovio's history import handles large archives. The import runs in the background and does not affect your email flow. Large archives (5+ years) may take several hours to complete.
Start your migration today.
Free plan included. No credit card. Transition Mode active from day one.

