A few years ago, I withdrew from my Gmail Inbox. I was complicated. I will label every new email to come, acting in them, which I wanted to find easily later. But between jobs in journalism and too much spam, the volume of new messages is irregular. And according to this article, I have more than 21,000 non -read emails. After trying the new email client of idea, I may have the opportunity to claim again on my inbox.
With the idea mail, the concept is not trying to restore the email. "I feel like every email client has its own system, and many people have a religious experience to ship," The idea mail lead Andrew Milich told me on the video chat. "You know, it’s either a keyboard shortcut, screening feature, chat box or anything else. We tried to make something more light."
Malch knows about one or two things about tough email apps. Before joining the idea, he was a co -founder A startup that offered, other than other things, the encrypted email from the end to the end. The idea received the Asfaf . Since then, the Asif team has been working on a conceptual mail. For those who track, the idea calendar was similarly born from the company.
"We want the fantasy mail to stand alone as an email product you would like and want to use free from the idea, but also one that every current concept user will have to be familiar and enjoyed," Milich says.
To this point, the current idea will get a lot to users who are familiar. For example, the Composis window has support for slash commands, code blocks and Mark Downcut shortcuts. However, these are the new features that Milich and his team have created for conceptual mail that makes the app interesting.
It starts with two related tools: AI label and feedback. The first time you open the idea mail, the software will analyze your inbox and suggest a personal label for a wide variety of messages, and make similar folders where those emails will be automatically configured. For extra flexibility you can filter, group and configure emails freely within each theory. If you ever want to make an extra AI label, a button in the upper part of the interface to do so quickly. In addition, whatever label you create through theory mail will be safe in Gmail, and your data will not be used to train future AI models.
"We try to synchronize more and more data, so that means all these labels, even through AI as an email, applies them, be compatible with Gmail," Milich added, "We have deliberately transferred the draft and sent less and tried to focus on labeling, feedback and templates."
The last pillar of the idea mail revolves around scheduling. Provided you have access to the concept calendar to your Google Calendar, you can typing and inserting booking links directly into the composing window. "/Schedule". The recipient’s l, will also get a single click on your calendar.
Out of these great features, the concept mail offers usual time -researchers, which you will find in its competitors, including the built -in AII editor to draft and edit the recommended responses, keyboard shortcuts and messages. Here is also a snap library that you can use to prevent yourself from writing the same section of the text repeatedly in different emails.
In a short time with my view mail, I have noticed that it’s incredibly flexible. According to Malich, the app is not designed to push users a goal like inbox zero, which is not achieved (or really useful) in modern contexts. Instead, they say that their hope is that the concept mail is limited to the extent that the process of handling your inbox is how much of your time, energy and attention, and so far I can say that it has done exactly.
If you want to try the theory mail for yourself, the concept is making the client available to everyone, including free users, without any extra cost. You will only need to pay the app if you often use some of its AI features. At the time of launch, it works with Gmail. Millich says Outlook and Eye Cloud are supported on Roadmap, but it has not shared any special history.
This article was originally published on Enoget
