Sanman Mandlik

The Gmail app is my go-to for managing emails on the go. It's fast, reliable, and packed with features that make email management simple and efficient. Whether it’s switching between multiple accounts, using labels, or accessing smart replies — the experience is smooth and intuitive. What I like: Clean UI: Easy to navigate and visually organized. Smart categorization: Automatically separates Primary, Promotions, and Social emails. Search function: Powerful and accurate, even with large inboxes. Spam filtering: One of the best out there — rarely lets junk through. Minor improvements could include better offline support and slightly faster loading in low-network areas, but overall, the app performs consistently well.

Slack has truly transformed the way teams communicate and collaborate. It's more than just a messaging app — it brings structure, clarity, and efficiency to workplace conversations. The real-time messaging, file sharing, integration with tools like Google Drive, Trello, and GitHub, and the ability to create dedicated channels for projects or teams make it a powerful platform for productivity. I especially appreciate: Clean and intuitive UI: It’s easy to navigate and customize. Search functionality: Finding past messages or shared documents is a breeze. Threaded conversations: Helps keep discussions organized and on-topic. Notifications control: You can fine-tune what alerts you get, which is a blessing. That said, it can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming in very active workspaces, especially with lots of channels and constant messages. But with proper settings and etiquette, it remains one of the best collaboration tools out there.