messenger plus sending pic to email?

I had a look, but it is not clear for me what to download and what needs to be done for all that to be operational. Seems rather complex thing.

What's the hardware/software setup you are planning to use this for? I could consider making a step by step

as I have no idea how all should work, I can not say

I thinnk I could have some try on a w11 pc

I might have also an idea to run such thning on a Synology server, as tmultiple of those do work here

can we communicate somehow ? 

THere's a link to my matrix room in the github page. My setup was made for a raspberry pi/linux system. Essentially it's just a python script that needs to be run by some service, which i am sure is also possible on w11 as well. The two other files is just what is needed to run it as a systemd service in linux (an enviornment file and a garmin-bridge-email.service file for systemd). THere's also this wsl2 (windows subsystem for linux) which you could probably run on your w11 pc to install and run this as a linux systemd service (but i have not tried it myself). Maybe a w11 android emulator like bluestacks could work for running the messenger app on w11 as well. But yes - on a linux system you need to figure out what emulator you want to try to make work, get it up and running and install and log into garmin messenger app - and then my part of the code, the python script ++ is essentially a simple copy/paste.

I have no idea how to use this matrix, what ever this is.

I understood so far very little of what you are saying, as I am not a programmer, just user of standard IT equipment.

I know I can buy rapberry, but have no idea how to use it in fact.

I would be prepared to pay for sw, provided it can be handeld by our office staff somehow in simple way.

I have tried to send here some PM

:-) I did not see any DM here on garmin at least. I understand it's not simple plug and play if you have limited linux experience. Do you have some IT staff in your organization? It should be quite simple and straight forward for an IT person at least