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Turing Email

Making checking your inbox as fun as using Slack

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Rob Bye
@robjbye · I build products and companies
Needing to provide your credit card details before even being able to try out the product with your own account is a joke. It's like being forced to buy a pair of jeans without even being able to try them on. You do get to see them on a mannequin though...
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Honestly, landing pages like this are frustrating. It doesn't say or show what it does or how it's different than every other email client.
Bogomil Shopov -Bogo
@bogomep · Products. Agile. Analytics. Beer.
It's a badly designed product, that will go to the top here, because noboddy reads the feedback :)
Daniel Benzie
@ddarrko · Lead Developer, 10 Yetis Digital
Not having a 'freemium' model on an app that provides the same functionality that literally hundreds of other services already cover seems like an odd decision to make. As does the whole pricing model they have in place. As @jeremyemiller pointed out, why would a user pay an extra $10 a month for a Twitter shout out.
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Jack Smith
@_jacksmith · Serial Entrepreneur & Startup Adviser
via TechCrunch: http://techcrunch.com/2015/10/01... this is a paid ($10 a month) email web app, with a lot of features that I otherwise have to use extensions for in gmail. Notable features include: - scheduling emails - tracking emails - followup reminders - "undo send" - newsletter unsubscriber - built in "rapportive" type sidebar It seems very fast and … See more