Nikita Rusakov
Inbox does a great job grouping all of my itineraries for the trip, identifies the relevant one and groups automatically. You can also add and remove any of the itineraries manually.
Allan Caeg- Founder, NorthStories.io
I use a combination of Reminders and Google Inbox.
This is such a crowded space and it's extremely difficult to differentiate...
At the end of the day, sticking to giants like Apple and Google is safe, especially if you care about the company not shutting down soon
Oskar von Hauske- Designer @ Google
Email
Arun Sathiya- Happiness Engineer, Automattic
Polymail on Mac is pure gold with read receipts and archiver. Fast and easy to use for multiaccount users.
Andrew Ettinger- 👟 @wearAtoms // ex @Twitter @ProductHunt
It's sleek and has awesome features
Joe Lesina- CMO — thehub.dk
Polymail for life! Simple design and set up but most of all, great features!
PROS:
1. Tracker: You can see when you email is read or not!
2. Schedule: You can schedule emails
3. Follow up options
4. share email on an online link
5. many more
CONS:
1. Design isn't bad but could be improved
Matt Rosenberg- PR + Comms Manager, Wix.com
Usually too many notifications to scroll through on a lock screen. Just open the app and see what's going on. Then it's onto Twitter.
Nora Conrad- Owner of NoraConrad.com
Honestly, I have never found an app I like more than the classic Gmail app.Nora Conrad- Owner of NoraConrad.com
Plain ol' Gmail for me. I've been using it to hit Inbox zero every single day. I keep messing around with other apps just for fun but I always go back to the classic web version. It's the best native email app out there.Modern email apps for Mac, iOS, Android, and Alexa, fully-integrated with Slack, and powered by artificial intelligence.
1/24/2018 UPDATE: New version of Astro launched! Check it out here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/astro-3-0
Play Store
Free
Lucas- Aspiring UI/UX designer
Probably the best designed Android e-mail app
Mark Ghosh- Director, Technology
I love the simple interface, FAST and intuitive and they have a fantastic support system who care.
Jon Watts- Head of Delivery & Infrastructure
I've been using Astro for about two weeks as my main email client for my Gmail accounts on my Android mobile device and although I haven't explored or made use of all of the features as yet I'm loving it. Astro has a really clean UI, the UX is fantastic, product support is excellent, I love the intelligent insights, read receipt notifications, VIP tagging, a… See moreTechCrunch
On the surface, Astro, launching its public beta today, is a nifty but not completely necessary email client that combines machine intelligence and a bot interface to improve workflows and increase the signal to noise ratio of mail for power users.The Verge
Do you want a chatbot to help you manage email overload? That's the question that Astro has to answer now that it's officially launching on iOS and the Mac. It's the simplest, quickest way to describe what Astro offers today. And when you put it that way, the answer is almost surely "no."Android Central
If you're into the idea of using Alexa and Slack to answer your email, you might be interested in this little app.Intelligent inbox and calendar for iOS, Android, Mac & Slack
Play Store
Free
Anthony Lee- Android Engineer
Best modern email app out there and only getting better with every new release. All the bells and whistles that you would expect but much, much more with its various integrations (Slack, Alexa) and in-app voice controls.
Aashay Mody- Growth @ Astro
Does everything you'd expect from a modern email & calendar app (open tracking, send later, undo send, snooze etc), plus the added benefits of intelligent insights (unsubscribe suggestions, question detection etc) and a Slack integration. All of this for FREE!
Emily Kramer- VP Marketing @astro. Ex-Asana, Ticketfly
Calendar and email in one app. I like being able to add simple events using natural language by typing to the in-app assistant, Astrobot. Reminders and Snoozed emails also show up on the calendar, which is a nice way to see everything happening that day.Digital Trends
Astro has officially launched Astro 3.0 -- a new version of its email assistant app. Aside from a redesigned interface, the update brings a variety of new features such as a built-in calendar, an extended list of Astrobot commands, and more.VentureBeat
Astro, software that aims to solve the problems with email through the application of AI, released its latest major update today, adding a built-in calendar and simplifying how users interact with automated insights about their messages. Email clients seem to be a dime a dozen, and those promising some sort of AI functionality are growing in number.Astro
Today's a big day on Astro's Calendar-we're launching major updates to our apps on , , , and . With the new Astro, it's easy to know what to focus on today. Astro now has a built in Calendar, more Astrobot Insights and Commands, an updated design, and @mentions.The Verge
Astro is the latest email app to add a built-in calendar so that you can flip directly between your inbox and a list of your upcoming events. But for Astro, the addition could eventually be even more helpful than it is elsewhere: the app's big hook is the inclusion of an AI assistant that scans your emails and makes recommendations for you to take action on.