When it comes to emails, what's one app you can't live without and why?

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Looking for recommendations.

Yuriy · Accepted Answer

Easy-to-use email builder with designed email templates and rich export opportunities to ESPs. It saves time on routine

Ilya Azovtsev 💌+🤖=🚀 · Answer

I was looking for nice email app for IOS and found it :) Totally recommend to try!

Tejas Kinger · Answer

An easy to use, extremely well designed, intuitive email client for Mac and iOS.

Josh Zandman · Answer

Hands down, the best email platform! Track emails per recipient and tons of other features.

Susie Concannon 🦄 · Answer

Sortd is like Gmail and Trello had a baby. It puts emails and to do lists all in one place.

Ricardo Polo · Answer

I have tested polymail, spark, airmail and others but all of thm sync emails slow. Sometimes you see different things in your iPad and in your Mac.

Astro is as relaiable as then but also it is so fast. Like real time. You really should test it!

It's my favorite email client.

Pierrick · Answer

I've tried a lot of mail clients before falling in love with Newton. The interface is clear and simple with some powerful features like the read receipts one but also the informations about the sender profile and the ability to connect to third parties apps like Evernote or Dropbox.

Ivan Burban · Answer

Try it for email design!

Kees Suijkerbuijk · Answer

Simple and minimalistic interface. Integrations with services like Todoist and Evernote.

Nora Conrad · Answer

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.

gokul · Answer

+1. I always return to the official Gmail app(s) after playing around with other apps/services.

Chris Wilson · Answer

Take everything you love from other mail apps (send later, tracking, etc..) and build in a helpful scheduling system, email sequences, etc... all built on Gmail so you don't have to use a separate app. This is a MUST HAVE and they are constantly making it better.

John Ababseh · Answer

Was using this for awhile, to help organize my emails and better track and record emails.

Gilles De Clerck 👾✌️ · Answer

Cold emailing awesomeness!

Peter C · Answer

Hop has become my go to email client for Android. Makes it super simple to keep your mailbox tidy and supports pretty much any source of email, outlook, gmail, IMAP etc. It makes email feel like normal IM chat. Also encryption is supported if both contacts are using Hop!

Dmitry Kornyukhov · Answer

Awesome tool for team inboxes, integrates will with your gmail account and has a ton of useful features. Love using it for collaboration with my team and replying to customers. Has Windows, iOS apps too!

Niklaus Gerber · Answer

Rock solid, hyper fast and feature loaded mail app for iOS and OSX. Best there is.

Yousef Sheikh · Answer

It's awesome when you want to see if someone read your email, how long ago, on what device, etc. Now I know if someone is trying to ignore me or just sucks at checking their email regularly.

Nare Dovla · Answer

Amazing and easy to use for Gmail users. Simply perfect.

Rahul Kapoor · Answer

I know this company now has little bit bad reputation, but it's still a great tool when comes to unsubscribing from emails.

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Inbox by Google is an updated version of Gmail

Allan Caeg · Answer

Can't live without such an automation tool. It's critical for me to understand if prospects are opening emails and clicking links... Before that, it's critical for me to design mail merge campaigns and follow-ups!

Cooper Miller · Answer

I use inbox for everything, I recommend Boxy for the OSX client as well.

Andrey Pavlyuchenko · Answer

Also I use the service from Google, quickly, conveniently and always at hand.

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Polymail is easily the best email app ever. Re-discovered it late, and haven't been able to let go of it. Email tracking, beautiful interface, keyboard shorcuts. The last one's a highly wanted feature for me.

BestofGSuite@gmail.com · Answer

A simple mail merge add-on for Gmail. Free for upto 50 emails/day. A much needed tool for every Internet Marketer!

Tom Kehner · Answer

Agree regarding Newton. I used the free version (previous name) for a few months and found its interface extremely clean and simple to use. When it converted to a paid subscription, there was no debate to sign-up and pay.