Polymail iOS - Simple, beautiful, powerful email for iOS

I've been using the Polymail desktop alpha for over 3 months. As an avid Mailbox user, Polymail for desktop was on par with the abandoned desktop client I loved from the moment I started testing. Since then, the Polymail team has been pushing updates at a blistering pace and the results are simply outstanding. Somehow, amidst all of that active development, the Polymail team opened up the iOS alpha well ahead of their mid-March target. I've been using Polymail iOS for 2 weeks now and when paired with the desktop app, Polymail for iOS delivers the synced, inbox 0 ecosystem I came to love with Mailbox - and so much more. On top of that, the team has been pushing updates to the iOS app at the same speedy rate they did with the desktop alpha. They listen hard to their testers and are constantly making improvements. In fact, as I was finishing this review, I got a notification from TestFlight - another point release is available! This team is amazing.

Since receiving access to the OSX app and now the iOS alpha, I have found myself increasingly more productive. The beautiful design and stunning features have blown me away, but most importantly this team’s ability to anticipate the needs of their users is incredible. Fantastic work, guys! I know for sure that I’ll have my whole team using Polymail as soon as possible.

Polymail, thanks for making email enjoyable again. 🙌

Loving Polymail on OS X so far, but I do have one critical question. I move between OS environments daily and I'd kill (and pay too of course) for an equivalent Windows app, preferably the same exact client. Any long-term plans to look at a Windows version?

I love Polymail for OSX, and would love to receive an invite code for iOS.

Was able to score a Lowercase Alpha invite and immediately replaced Outlook with Polymail and haven't looked back. I just wish I could get it to pull from Apple Contacts...

When Mailbox was around, it was nice not having email pain, but after a few months with updates that broke more than they fixed you started to get the email pain back. Once Mailbox announced they were shutting down, I went on the frenzy and tried every email app for iOS you could imagine and nothing solved the pain. About 10 email clients later, I got the Polymail iOS Alpha invite. I had been using the Alpha version on OSX as my main email app for over a month. A Polymail alpha was better than any Mailbox Beta ever was. Polymail has taken every email pain away from me. Dear Polymail, I love you.

Polymail is a beautiful, innovative, and endlessly-pleasing way to handle email. I am blown away by the imaginative approach the Polymail team has brought to the table. I was a loyal Mailbox user for over two years and extremely saddened to see it go away, but Polymail is far more than a replacement for that tool. I spend enough time dealing with email that the tool I choose to use to write, respond to, and organize my inboxes ends up dictating my productivity and mood in more ways than one. Polymail utilizes colors and slick graphics to make my workflow simple and, somehow, fun. The tracking feature works insanely well, the send later feature is perfect for when I don't want the world to know that I'm clearing my inbox at 2am, and the read later feature is perfect. I'm not a big list user, but the little bit I have experimented with that feature has been blissful as well. The workflow that the Polymail team has established is arguably superhuman. I am not a software engineer, and I am not a designer, but I have a feeling that the rate at which the PM team ships improvements, bug fixes, and new features is record-worthy. Communicating openly, frequently, and with attention and care has made me feel privileged to be part of the PM experience. Rock on, guys. I am exciting to see how this continues to grow.

I'm a beta tester for Polymail iOS and it's awesome to check every day how the team are improving the app with new features. I can compare Polymail with Airmail because I have both of them installed in my iPhone and iPad and i think they are the best email app in the market, but Polymail has some features that are better for me. The team are listening the feedback of the users in the Slack channel and build realeses with the ideas and new features / UX that we, the users, are giving.

I am liking the Mac app quite a bit...to the point where email is kind of fun. Signed up for the iOS one as well - invite code plox. Much excite! (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑