Signatures were so clean and synced across my devices without any problems.ĭislikes about Polymail (and stopping me from switching to a paid plan) - hard to refresh inbox (I still don't know how to force this apart from quit and reopen on Mac), the fact that it is not a native app (Electron or similar), weird behaviour when tapping a new push notification on iOS (sometimes the previously read email would stay open), just general non-native feelings.
Polymail's read receipts were very useful, even after they got blurred out, it was still great to get the "Someone read." notifications.
I don't think anything has gotten close to that, and I still miss it as I'm pretty sure it was the perfect mail app. However, I never found the ease of achieving Inbox Zero like I did with Mailbox. I used these a lot since joining Polymail. I'm talking about Unsubscribe, Block Sender, and Snooze. Just let me know you're interested here: īest features Polymail has offered has been mostly the augmentations over IMAP/POP3 stuff in other apps like Apple Mail.
POLYMAIL VS NEWTON TRIAL
what do you find most frustrating about managing email? What would make it worth paying for?įinally if you're interested in productivity/email, I'd love to offer give you an extra long trial on Polymail in exchange for your feedback and guidance. I have my own experiences and ideas, but I'm curious what you think. I think that email still has a massive distance to go, and it hasn't evolved enough since we all were sharing invites to get early access to Gmail. I'd used and loved Polymail for so long, tried all the newer superlative-laden email tools, and found everything else to be too clunky or complicated. I really love productivity and communications tools, and love the vision Polymail had, to create the "Slack for external communications."Īfter years of iterating and building a ton of power user features, the founders didn't see light at the end of the tunnel, were looking for a soft landing, and I really wanted to be sure the product stayed around. Hey HN, as an early user of Polymail () and friend of the founders, I invested (with money I didn't really have as a broke founder) in the company because it filled the huge gap left when Mailbox was shuttered soon after its acquisition.
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