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
EmailMailbox is a powerful email client for people who love to fly through their email. Built-in reminders, snooze, read receipts, all packed into a beautiful interface.
Shiv- Make, break and ship.
Beautiful & clean. The swipe gestures were so good!
King KC- Bayes Area
The only email client that really seemed to separate the signal from the noise. It was also one of the first product launches I remember having a waiting list. Today it's common place, but it was somewhat paradigmatic at the time.
Nick Lekuona- Chief Reader at Nimbooks.
The app which set the bar at the time. Clean and minimal, was a joy to use. Most of its groundbreaking features are in use now by any modern email client app, but still none compares in "cleanliness"The Verge
Today Dropbox announced that it has acquired email app Mailbox, just one month after the app hit the market to much critical acclaim. "Rather than grow Mailbox on our own, we've decided to join forces with Dropbox and build it out together," Mailbox CEO Gentry Underwood wrote in a blog post.TechCrunch
Dropbox has acquired Mailbox, the popular email app for iOS devices, in a deal the terms of which weren't disclosed. The companies reported the deal to the Wall Street Journal on Friday, saying that Mailbox would remain a separate app as the entire team joins Dropbox.