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- I've having been using Spark for past several months at work and my personal system. It is fast, and gets things done. I like its clean UI and minimalist approach. The smart inbox feature is also worth noting, which will surely improve over time.Giacomo LawranceAuthor of thenerdystudent.com · WrittenAwesome app - simple, yet powerful. I've tried other apps, but they are just too full of clutter. Spark lets me just work with my email without getting bogged down with trying to find the reply button ;)
- Nikolas HuebeckerCOO @ TeenMade · WrittenIf you use gmail, Inbox is the way to go. I have been using it since there early beta and I have not looked back sense. It effortlessly organizes your inbox into categories based on what you read and when, as well as sorting you trips based on the itinerary. Along with Reminders and a Todo list, it is truly a wonderful email experience.Rob Morganhttps://about.me/rbdgswg · WrittenIt does everything for you! (and works on my iPad and Galaxy S7)Cooper MillerHigh School Pastor / Techie · WrittenI feel like I've tried them all and Inbox just works.
- Andrew Ettinger3PMM @ Twitter, Previously @ Product Hunt · WrittenIt's sleek and has awesome featuresArun Sathiya4Marketing, Freshworks · WrittenPolymail on Mac is pure gold with read receipts and archiver. Fast and easy to use for multiaccount users.
- Lucas GrohnRedfin, Trainer · WrittenAstro is currently the best email client out there for Gmail (and I believe 365) accounts. They are still in Beta and are near full featured. It allows to send later, snooze and set reminders. In addition to being a great standard client, it has built in AI that is only getting better as the days progress. It helps you quickly find action items in your email, set appointments and decide what is important. If you have macOS or iOS try it out.
- I've tried many different kinds of email apps, and no matter what, Newton always ends up being the better one in the end. It has a subscription payment model, but I think it's worth it for an email client that is simple and just works.Justin ScheetzFounder, Boxy Studio · WrittenI've used many of the newer clients and this is the one I keep going back to for its simplicity. Very clean interface, but the bells & whistles are there if you need them.Jonathan AlpayDeveloper Student · WrittenDespite the price, Newton is an awesome software. Clean and simple, the applications are great, and features like adding a mail to Trello are godlike.
- Colin HardyFounder of Snagaprint · WrittenSimple, elegant design and they are constantly coming out with great new features. Smart Inbox saves so much time by sifting through personal and work emails, as well as newsletters.
- I might get some backlash for this one but for me I like all the manual rules I can create because I'm an organization freak. Also looking for a tool that turns incoming emails to lead management...so until I find that I will be using excel and rules with Outlook :)
- Now called Trove, I think. This app rocks! Uses AI to determine what emails are important to you and UI offers a nice contrast between important and others. Can swipe to archive multiple emails at a time, it really is as satisfying as you think
- Arun Sathiya4Marketing, Freshworks · WrittenPolymail on Mac is pure gold with read receipts and archiver. Fast and easy to use for multiaccount users.
- Nora ConradOwner of NoraConrad.com · WrittenHonestly, I have never found an app I like more than the classic Gmail app.
- Shashwat PradhanCEO/Founder @emberify · WrittenShashwat Pradhan made this productSnooze works as an add on to Apple Mail that lets you Snooze emails for the future and also lets you setup follow up reminders.
- Allan CaegFounder, NorthStories.io · WrittenThis is interesting... Gmail's webapp is great. Vocus.io takes it to the next level. Email tracking, mail merge, templates, etc etc!
- Niels-Ole KühlEntrepreneur, Engineer, Student · WrittenGreat free email client that handles multiple providers
