However, opening and loading messages on a native email client can take some time. If you want to give it a try you can now download Send through iTunes. Microsoft executives said that there are plans to make the app available for more users in the coming months.

At present, however, Send connects to a user’s Office 365 business or school email account in order to find your most frequent and recent contacts, and then puts these right on its homescreen.

Send is available now for free on the Apple App Store.

The main concept of this app is to send and receive mails in simple, shorter way, unlike the regular way which is a complex task to do sometimes.

Significantly, all sent messages comply with company email-compliance policies, making it a proper alternative to email. With Send app being linked to your email and outlook, the conversation can also be continued on these platforms. It will hit Windows Phone and Android soon. Send isn’t for in-depth dives into an inbox, either, the app choosing to show only the messages created and sent within the app itself, sticking to its mission statement of a more threaded, iMessage-like experience.

“We’ve heard loud and clear from people at work, they want all their communications available in Outlook-even if they send them from other apps”, the Outlook Team wrote in a blog post.

Now here is an app that might just make you see whether you would work with emails in the future – this new app is known as Send, and it hails from the halls of Microsoft. Outlook has connection with Office 365 around the clock making it the core reason for using it for Send.

Microsoft has released a new phone app that can transform any email account into an instant messenger-like service for quick-fire communications.

Send is the latest app from Microsoft’s innovative Microsoft Garage; a branch of the company that allows employees to work on experimental apps in their downtime.