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What Faraday already does on web and Mac, before it lands on your phone! 🚀

A quick update for everyone following along. Faraday has quietly grown to thousands of people on web and Mac, from Denmark and Australia to the US, Canada and South Africa, and most of them found us because their inbox had stopped making sense.

The part people tell me they didn't expect is that Faraday actually understands each email, so it knows a LinkedIn update from a client email from a 2FA code from a vendor invoice. Because it understands them, it can put the key details right at the top, like the ask, the amount, the date or the code, and you get the point without digging through the message.

It also does something I'm really proud of with long threads. Instead of scrolling through twenty replies, you can see where the conversation landed and what's still open, which is a huge deal when you're reading on a small screen!

That's exactly why mobile matters so much to us. Now all of this is coming to iOS and Android on the same day, and I'll post the launch right here! If you've used Faraday on desktop, tell me the one thing you'd want first on your phone :)

Faraday is coming to iPhone and Android! 📱✨

Hey everyone, Neeraj here, founder of Faraday.

We've been desktop and Mac only so far, and the thing people keep asking for is the phone. So we're shipping Faraday for iOS and Android together! I'll share the Product Hunt launch right here when it goes live.

If you'd like the note when it drops, follow this thread. I'd love honest feedback from anyone who lives in email on their phone :)

Faraday - The tidiest, smartest, most stunning email client ever built

Faraday is the first email client in the world that's promptlessly intelligent, incomparably organised, aware, secure, and visually striking. Built from the ground up, it truly addresses the multitude of issues email has always grappled with - clutter, disarray, fatigue. Not another email composer or summarization plugin. Genuinely, a first in five decades of email. You'll quite like it :)