MailButler

Finally, Apple Mail's getting some love. Bravo!

MailButler brings the future of email to all Apple Mail users. It’s the ultimate productivity suite that connects email with services of the 21st century, such as Dropbox, Evernote and more. Moreover, it brings indispensable features to Apple's Mail application - Email Scheduling: Write emails now, send them later - Cloud Upload: Upload email attachments to the cloud to keep your messages feather-light - Undo Send: Allows to retract messages after having pressed "Send" - Emails to Notes: Easily create notes (e.g. in Evernote) from your emails - Attachment Reminder: Never forget to attach files to your emails again - Beautiful Signatures: Appear more professional by using a beautiful email signature We’d love to hear from you what you think and answer any questions! Thank you :)

why is everything a subscription? in this case, it just doesn't make sense to pay this much annually for a plugin. the indev team has been selling awesome mail app software for years by selling once and then selling major upgrades. that makes more sense imho.

Email Scheduling is a killer feature! But I have my hesitations about the pricing model. I'm afraid that many, like me, will limit the service to the 20 free rides each month. A fixed price would solve this. Or a 'friendlier' extra price plan, like 100 monthly actions for 100 cents. Free is now to limited. Paid is now, for the average user, too expensive.

I definitely can use a PA for my Apple mail app. Mailbutler looks great and is full of nice add-on features. Not entirely sure about the pricing model though. € 5.95 / MO for a non-limited account is rather steep imho.

I swear I had a dream that someone created this. I always email and then as I go down the ones I email come back with responses and I never get anywhere. This schedule later is legendary! Thank you @dotguru @polinarudneva

This seems to be a problem with a lot of apps lately, but it bears mentioning: you can't copy and paste a password into the password field when trying to add a third-party account (such as Evernote). For those of us who use complex (read: secure) passwords, this is a hindrance.