Hello! I'm Lorenzo and I'm the developer of Easymail. Easymail is an email app with no server of its own, which lets you log in with almost any email account and see your email threads like a classic messaging app (like WhatsApp, for example). Its core points are: - easy to use: email as a chat - simple: it keeps only a selection of the actions you can do in a normal email app, to keep it simple, as people like - new: the interface and some actions are things I haven't seen in other email apps (see the contact groups or the contact picker) I developed my app during my own UK visa application process. I had an email thread with my lawyers that was made up of over 60 messages. Every time I needed to find a specific piece of information, I had to scroll up and down through all the messages that quoted other messages, that quoted other messages, that quoted other messages... That's when I had my idea: I'm a developer by profession, and I figured many other people would appreciate an app that presents emails in a chat-like way, which is definitely more comfortable. I see it being a great fit for all age groups: - young people: they're always looking for something new, simple and more efficient than what was typically used before - adults: either they receive a high volume of emails and could use an easier way to manage them, or they are not used to email apps, so mine could help them start using their email account - elders: if some of them already find WhatsApp hard, expecting them to use a standard email app is too much. Easymail can be the app that lets them use their email a little bit. Right now it's Android only, on the Play Store. It is free, with no payments inside the app, just a small banner at the bottom that stays out of the way. What's missing in the email app you use today? I'd love to hear it.

Easymail

The email you already have, shown as a chat

The email you already have, shown as a chat