... because it's EU-based (Germany), encrypted, and not too expensive, Brevo for marketing - I like its customization, automations, integrations, it's EU-based, and not too pricey, WorkOS for transactional emails, because it's bundled with our authentication, Proton Mail for personal use - it's private, fully encrypted, based in Switzerland, Gmail for everything that is not important (different platforms notifications), because it's free. Comment from Anastasiia(@alieksia): @ismaelyws Not exactly, we have clients from different countries: mostly ...

... There are so, so, many email apps out there: Superhuman, Hey, Slashy, Cowork gmail plugin, Spark Mail, Proton mail, Spacemail, Titan, Shortwave, Alfred, Canary, Spike, Tuta, Skiff, Icloud, Zoho, Yahoo (if it counts even). But has any one of us tried it before? Why/Why not? Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @grover___dev  Interesting, this is useful market research. How many emails do you receive on avg? Comment from Roberto(@brajn): I just fine with Gmail Comment from Ghost ... ... Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9775800): Comment Deleted Comment from Sarvesh Chidambaram(@sarveshsea): I try alternatives

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... detect sensitive patterns (API keys, PII) and get a gentle nudge to encrypt them before hitting send. Full Audit Trail - Everything is logged with actor and context for compliance. Expanded Platform Support - Locki now works inside more platforms, including Proton Mail and Google Chat. Key rotation - admins can rotate keys without losing access to old encrypted content. Everything you already rely on remains unchanged: Locki works across Chrome (and Chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, and Opera), Firefox, and Safari ...

... zero-knowledge, which means you hold the key. The customers who choose us choose us partly because of that constraint, not despite it. The worry never fully goes away, but I try to reframe it because what's the alternative? Being able to recover data because we hold the keys that seems worse in terms of failure for the people who actually need privacy. In your case, I would think failure is even higher-risk than a service like Metamorphic ... ... your data is gone. That's the real cost of zero-knowledge encryption -- we genuinely cannot reset your password or read your data on the server side. We mitigate this with a recovery key you can set up (like Proton

... took a real Proton Pass API request straight from the browser and ran it through Rentgen. No architecture knowledge. No configs. No scripts. Just import cURL generate tests wait a minute. The result? Rentgen surfaced protocol-level signals around: - Large payload handling - Authentication gate ordering - Route semantics (404 vs

... shot in opencode Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): @busmark_w_nika  Oh I know them! Great product ngl, My brain is just not wired for that level of features. I write either in neovim or in proton docs with a dark mode extension lol I might give it a proper shot but idk if it is for me. Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): At this point I use AI as little as possible for any writing ...