Neil Jhaveri

Hi all! Today, we are excited to officially launch Mimestream: a new kind of email client built specifically for Gmail. Unlike other clients that use the IMAP protocol, Mimestream uses the Gmail API for a lightweight and zippy experience. This enables integration with many Gmail-specific features, like inbox categories, labels, filters, one-click calendar invitation responses, Gmail search...

This is turning out to be a super useful app! I'm really liking the ability to block specific websites only during focus sessions – what an incredibly helpful feature to stay on track when I'm working! It goes well beyond what's possible with Screen Time. Keep up the great work, you're on top of this space!

Looks great, I picked up a lifetime account. What is the tech stack behind this app?

I just adopted Localazy after considering several alternatives for Mimestream, and it was a super smooth experience. I just wrapped up the first localization with a beta tester and the collaboration process was slick, easy to use, and polished! Seems like an awesome fit for iOS/macOS apps. Great job guys! 👏

Hi all, great to see this hunted here! In the past, I spent over 7 years working on the Apple Mail team, and I am really excited to start a public beta for a new email client I'm building: Mimestream, a native macOS email client for Gmail. Mimestream is written in Swift, and uses AppKit+SwiftUI for a clean, stock appearance. It's designed to be fast, lightweight, and use a minimal amount of...

This is a very well-made app! In particular, I really find value in the focus session feature, which lets you plan multiple chunks work at once, which is something I haven't personally seen before from apps in this category. It's really useful for getting into a flow state!

I've tried the beta of this app and have found it to actually be extremely useful for trying out small code snippets. Since the preview really does instantly refresh with every keystroke, it makes it super fast and easy to get a CSS effect or some Javascript functionality just right. The feedback cycle is just so much faster with this tool. After I've gotten it right, I'll copy the working code...