As someone who has been using email for decades, I can't believe how expensive per month these subscriptions are for feature sets that are equal to or less than what I was using years ago as a one time purchase application. If anyone made a single-purchase app that was visually pleasing to use, supported multiple accounts, and was stripped of all the team and "integration" bullshit they would have a super hot product. But a monthly subscription for an email client? Non-starter.
I've been using Hey for a while now, and it's pretty great, but I wish their opinionated workflow was a little more flexible. Biggest gripe -- the filtering they do is exclusively on the email address. There are multiple places that like to send marketing and important information from the same address, and I wish the filtering could take subjects into account as well.
I'm looking for a mail application that has features similar to the one we use on desktop, or at least one that won't change the font when we send emails from the app to recipients on their desktops. Could you please provide some recommendations or suggestions for such an app?
Video suggestion; which email client to use with Proton Mail Bridge for Mac or Pc desktop client. I’m trying to use Postbox. Also, have Skiff email.. pretty nice. Thanks for the video 😊
Real. It doesn't work. I only keep it because I actually get email notifications instead of Gmail who only sends me notifications once in a while as a batch.
The best tempo. However, not being in the browser is a serious problem. Applications must now be in the browser. While working, we load the system completely to the browser. And at that moment, transition between applications is a very serious waste of time. That's why I left the tempo. I am currently using TwoBird. Google translation in the browser also works actively. SUPERS SUPER TIME. Second, spike. Good in the browser. But the biggest deficiency fee. Too expensive. Third, Airmail. Very good. But the fact that he is not in him in the browser is a serious deficiency. Otherwise, many other features are very efficient.
1. Spike - toolfinder.co/go/spike-mail
2. Missive - toolfinder.co/go/missive
3. Spark Mail - toolfinder.co/go/spark-mail
4. Edison Mail - toolfinder.co/go/edison-mail
5. Proton Mail - toolfinder.co/go/proton-mail
6. Polymail - toolfinder.co/go/polymail
7. HEY - toolfinder.co/go/hey-email
8. Newton Mail - toolfinder.co/go/newton-mail
9. Superhuman - toolfinder.co/go/superhuman
10. Thunderbird - toolfinder.co/go/thunderbird
11. Front - toolfinder.co/go/front
12. Mailbird - toolfinder.co/go/mailbird
13. Airmail - toolfinder.co/go/airmail
14. Outlook - toolfinder.co/go/outlook-calendar
15. Canary Mail - toolfinder.co/go/canary-mail
16. Rooftop - toolfinder.co/go/rooftop
17. Tempo -
Is it just me or does ToolFinder not work in general? No links I've used for it actually work.
link doesnt work
Have you tried Postbox? How does that stack up to these email apps?
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Love your work. Please make a compilation of tools focused for freelancers, things that are cheaper but aimed at individuals rather than teams.
As someone who has been using email for decades, I can't believe how expensive per month these subscriptions are for feature sets that are equal to or less than what I was using years ago as a one time purchase application. If anyone made a single-purchase app that was visually pleasing to use, supported multiple accounts, and was stripped of all the team and "integration" bullshit they would have a super hot product. But a monthly subscription for an email client? Non-starter.
We’ve reached the age of “email as a service subscription” these startups are getting a bit ridiculous in their audacity.
Proton and Hey are actual email providers, not just email apps you have to use an actual email provider with.
I've been using Hey for a while now, and it's pretty great, but I wish their opinionated workflow was a little more flexible. Biggest gripe -- the filtering they do is exclusively on the email address. There are multiple places that like to send marketing and important information from the same address, and I wish the filtering could take subjects into account as well.
I know this is a year old, but it's a year later, and we're still getting hit with monthly subs for basic features.
Just found Clean Email and it has been fantastic for cleaning up the inbox and creating simple automatons
I'm looking for a mail application that has features similar to the one we use on desktop, or at least one that won't change the font when we send emails from the app to recipients on their desktops. Could you please provide some recommendations or suggestions for such an app?
I think that my general concern is exactly privacy with a lot of these apps.
I was using Spark until I noticed that the app was sending a lot of data back to their headquarters.
Any thoughts on Bluemail?
Moment of silence for google inbox. I mourn it everyday.
All of these apps are mostly for people who don't care about their privacy.
I propose a drinking game. Take a shot everytime Francesco says experience ;P Great list, thanks.
Aha. I'd be drunk all day long.
Francesco.
If I saw this video 7 days ago, It would save so much time for me. Thanks man
Which of these support read receipts?
Which one have the schedule message function?
Newton mail is too slow. I'm having a hard time finding an alternative which isn't over prices and supports read reciepts.
Mailbird
Video suggestion; which email client to use with Proton Mail Bridge for Mac or Pc desktop client. I’m trying to use Postbox. Also, have Skiff email.. pretty nice. Thanks for the video 😊
Which email client you use now?
Outlook literally gets worse with each update and has done for over a decade xD
What is eveyone's favorite app that has read receipts??
Spark Mail + canary mail = TOP
What about Mailspring?
Thunderbird is not being updated.
SPARK IS GARBAGE NOW. Need a replacement
Why?
Real. It doesn't work. I only keep it because I actually get email notifications instead of Gmail who only sends me notifications once in a while as a batch.
Missive App???????? Oh this is the best
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I Love Spike
Your channel is really confusing... Didn't help to make up mind which one to choose.. everything is ambiguous.
i hate outlook lol
The best tempo.
However, not being in the browser is a serious problem.
Applications must now be in the browser.
While working, we load the system completely to the browser.
And at that moment, transition between applications is a very serious waste of time.
That's why I left the tempo.
I am currently using TwoBird.
Google translation in the browser also works actively.
SUPERS SUPER TIME.
Second, spike.
Good in the browser.
But the biggest deficiency fee.
Too expensive.
Third, Airmail.
Very good. But the fact that he is not in him in the browser is a serious deficiency. Otherwise, many other features are very efficient.