Semira Amiralai

It looks lovely and I'd love to try it before I buy it; alas, that's not possible. I really wish either a trial would be made available or a smaller-scaled version allowing the user to upgrade.

Personally, I agree: it's long overdue. I give it a big thumbs up and really appreciate the integrated calendar + updated Tasks features. Am still wrapping my head around Inbox, which is great but, Gmail? Still a winner! I think with this release, they may have pushed MS and Apple's mail products (and any 3rd party extensions, products, etc.) far down the competition ladder. With the Gmail...

I'm trying to discover the main difference(s) between Sortd and Drag. While Sortd is more mature, both are attractive products with great functionality. Keeping it simple is key for me (a minimalist). It's not clear what the differences are; anyone have inputs on this? Pros: It's great; does what I need. Shows me my emails and where they're at as indepenent functions. Cons: I haven't discovered...

As much as LI has grown to annoy me, it remains the go-to. And with all the familiarity of long-term usage/users, it’s gonna be hard to replace it with another tool. I tried shapr and soon got bored. Didn’t provide a viable value. & with the sneaky updates I’m finding daily, MS is making sure it’s still the one and mainly. Happy to leverage another, though.

Looks 👍🏼 Appeals to the writer, calendar freak, to-do-obsessor, action-completed-striker, OCD’er, organization-crazed Recruiter that I am. I just have 1 “?”: why, instead of offering a free 7-day trial before purchase, do you obligate users to purchase immediately? I, & many, must try before we buy. When an app is an obvious win, I won’t hesitate for a second, but this method demands an...

You mean, I don’t need to use Google Contacts as a CRM anymore, this to constant disappointment from the promises of 100s of other apps? 🤭

I had this app in my previous App Store Wishlist; wasn’t ready to purchase before trying but recognized it as a beautifully designed app. Today, I was able to download and begin experiencing the app in trial mode (really wish this was previously made available as, not only would I have downloaded but also, I would have purchased it immediately!). It’s beautiful. The design needs no mention;...

Definitely is a well-designed app. Clean, organized, & respects the minimalist is some of us. Great app if you use the digital format; one of the best ones I’ve seen in terms of design and functionality and that isn’t a nuisance by doing too much whilst skimping out on the necessary (not all apps need to deliver an everything solution!).

Love the concept. Tried it yet emails from categorized folders filtered not to present in my Inbox we’re showing up creating an annoyance. I’m willing to exercise more patience but then experienced no mail delivery when other apps were receiving and displaying emails Knowmail should have. Hopefully, these kinks will be polished up in next releases?

Hi Friends, nice app & simple design. How might this differ to Calendly, for example, which I’ve used rather heavily.

Love this tool; it’s my staple extension installed immediately & used consistently.

While the idea appeals, the process sounds more cumbersome given the voting. If guests are available, we simply schedule the appointment. Anticipating voting then scheduling accordingly seems to delay the point. Perhaps I’m missing something?

It’s definitely a nice app; the UI is designed “clean”, which I’m all about. I only took issue with the flood of labels/folders that appeared in my Gmail once I began using Timyo. As a clutter freak and minimalist, this was too much for me. My personal nuances aside, I still maintain that Timyo is one of those (few) email apps where a useful difference will be noted.

A nice app, I gave it numerous tries but I guess it couldn’t hold. I received the “Goodbye” email yesterday.

Too bad that Gmail authentication is failing. But, per the iOS AppStore, the app hasn’t been updated in over a year; usually, that’s telling. It’s unfortunate as the concept is great but futile unless these integrations are corrected.

Anonymous interviews, you say? I was just discussing this matter during a call earlier tonight. I’ll definitely be exploring your work 🙌🏻

Now, if only they’d offer up a facelift to the mobile version, that would be wonderful, too! This one was welcome and appealing too. More minimalist in design; looks great.

It's a great app, no doubt; well designed and functionally responsive. But not all apps need to be everything for all; that is, allow a user to select whether they want an all-in-one or not. Allow the user to select to use the calendar and email feature or just email alone. Is this a big deal? No, it's not. It's nice to clear the junk out of the inbox and have view options. I've been following...

With the updated makeover, iCal is now a cousin; that is, the facelift is reminiscent of iCal's UI. That's not a bad thing! G-Cal was long overdue a makeover and it's a welcome update; hugely welcome. The Wow factor is there and, functionally, it's still one of the few, easiest, mindless, & cross-integrated productivity tools in its space. It just works! *I've been using it longer than 1-year...