Use case
The problem: My work runs on Microsoft. Most tools are built for Google.
Use Humble with your Microsoft tools
Connect your Outlook Calendar, turn Outlook emails into tasks, and use Humble in the Edge browser. Google tools work too, side by side.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- Built for Google firstMany tools only connect to Gmail and Google Calendar.
- Work and home splitWork is in Outlook. Home is in Google. You check both.
- Email to-dos get buriedOutlook flags pile up and never turn into a plan.
How it works
Humble with Outlook and Edge
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Step 1: Connect your Outlook Calendar
Click + Calendar and connect your Outlook account.
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Step 2: See it with your other calendars
Outlook and Google calendars sit side by side.
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Step 3: Turn an Outlook email into a task
Open the email in Outlook on the web and click Humble.
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Step 4: Open the email again in one click
The task keeps a link back to the email.
What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Outlook
Turn an Outlook email into a task.
Calendars
Outlook and Google calendars in one view.
Browser extension
Works in Edge, Chrome and more.
Add to your browser (opens in a new tab)
Questions
Common questions
Yes. Humble on new tabs does not work in Edge yet. Use Chrome, Arc or most other Chromium browsers for that.
Turning an email into a task works in Outlook on the web, with the Humble extension.
Yes. Connect both calendars. They sit side by side in one view.
No. Humble does not connect to Microsoft Teams.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: An email needs an answer, then it sinks in my inbox.
Turn an email into a task
Click Humble on an email to make it a task. The task links back to the email.
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The problem: I have three calendars, and I still miss things.
See all your calendars in one view
Connect Google and Outlook calendars. Work, home and family sit side by side.
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The problem: I switch between my laptop, phone and iPad all day.
Use Humble on every device
The same Humble on your computer, phone and iPad. Add something on one and it is on all of them.
Bring Humble to your Microsoft tools
Connect Outlook and add the extension to Edge. It is free to start.