Add OutlookDog to Outlook

Two minutes to install. Five things it starts doing — so you don't have to.

Three ways to install — pick yours

1

From inside Outlook

Quick & easy

Search the built-in add-in store — you never leave Outlook.

2

From Microsoft AppSource

One click

The official store listing — install straight from Microsoft.

3

For admins

Whole organization

Deploy to every mailbox from the Microsoft 365 admin center.

1 · From inside Outlook (quick & easy)

Search "OutlookDog" in Outlook's own add-in store, tap Add, done. Where the store lives in your Outlook:

  1. Outlook Classic (Windows): open any email → All Apps (or Get Add-ins) on the ribbon → search "OutlookDog" → Add.
  2. New Outlook (Windows & Mac): open any email → Apps on the ribbon → search "OutlookDog" → Add.
  3. Outlook on the web (outlook.com / Microsoft 365): open any email → Apps → search "OutlookDog" → Add.

Then open any email — OutlookDog is on your ribbon. Needs a Microsoft-hosted mailbox (Microsoft 365 / Exchange, or personal outlook.com). If your work account hides the store, use way 2 — or send way 3 to your admin.

2 · From Microsoft AppSource

Get OutlookDog from Microsoft AppSource

One click. Works with personal (outlook.com) and work accounts, in Outlook Classic, New, and on the web.

3 · For Microsoft 365 admins — your whole organization

Deploy to your whole organization: admin.microsoft.comSettings → Integrated apps → Upload custom apps → Office Add-in → Provide link to manifest file → paste https://outlookdog.com/manifest.xml → assign to your team → Finish.

Optional, recommended — skip everyone's consent screen: open this one-time approval link as an admin and click Accept. After that, sign-in is silent for your whole tenant.

What gets approved: the add-in reads only the open message; mailbox consent is asked only if someone uses Categorize. That one grant covers applying category labels, the pass over your recent inbox when you categorize it, reading recent senders when teaching a rule, applying a new rule to mail you already have (a counted offer you accept), and a once-a-session look for a starter rule worth suggesting. OutlookDog never sends, forwards, deletes, or moves mail — details on Security.

Trouble getting it to show up? Email support@outlookdog.com and we'll help.