Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Ben. CEO at Consider. We started Consider because we're fans of email. We like that email doesn’t interrupt you. And that subject lines keep threads focused. And we love that anyone can email anyone else. But email has its problems, problems that we are all too familiar with. So we set out to build an email for today's world. What's different about today's world? Most importantly, email is no longer responsible for both real-time communication and slower, asynchronous communication. Slack has taken responsibility for the former. Which means we can finally focus email on what it's great at. And that's what Consider does. You shouldn't be checking your email a hundred times a day, so we invented Digests. With Digests, your less-important mails get added to the inbox three times a day in batches. It doesn't make sense for your phone to be lighting up all day, so we created Precise Notifications. Your inbox *is* a to-do list, we embrace that and let your own to-dos live alongside everything else. The result is an email client that is calmer, less noisy, and that lets you focus on getting your work done. This is just the start for us. We hope you'll check it out and join us on this journey. – Ben

Been beta testing for more than 6 months. The digests feature has saved me from myself - got into a really bad habit of checking email every few minutes with other clients (I'm sure others out there know that struggle!)

Pros:

Love the segmented inbox so you can drown out the noise and focus on engaging async with your team.

Cons:

Small bugs every now and then for a new product, but they're quick to resolve.

Been beta testing it for about 3 months now

Pros:

Love the digests. No unread state is amazing, Product evolving fast!! Haven't looked back.

Cons:

Some of the conversation threading a little repetitive, but much easier to grok when they're separate threads.

I pretty much love anything that validates how long email has been around, and how long it's gonna stay around. Thanks for building a good thing for email, y'all!

Congrats on the launch @benmcredmond and team! Love the digests concept. What's been the most surprising assumption you were wrong about in creating the product so far? p.s. Happy Birthday!

I've been on the hunt for an email client that actually works the way I want to use email and I think I've finally found it!

Pros:

It makes my inbox so much easier to use. I get less distracted by emails that aren't time sensitive.

Cons:

None. It's super easy to use.

This looks like an incredible email client @benmcredmond and co! I've been in the beta of Superhuman for over a year now, and it's fascinating and validating to see such beautiful attention being given to email clients, their pain points, and innovating news ways to achieve flow. Excited to see where you guys take this!

14$/month to read email..

I was lucky enough to get a sneak peak at the product by @benmcredmond . The product is beautiful and the team has put a ton of hard work into solving the hard problems of email. The UI is impeccable and super snappy. I'm excited for the product and happy that someone is thinking mindfully about our current communication overload ( Solving it with Digests etc) Congratulation on the launch Consider team.

Very excited to see this hit the market. The depth of thinking behind it is astonishing and inspiring and will lead to great things.

I've been using Consider for a few months as my primary email client and love it.

Pros:

It keeps different kinds of work inside the inbox, so I'm more organized with more peace of mind to a space that is historically hectic.

Cons:

Like any new software, there are still a few kinks to work out, but the team is responsive and committed to a good experience.

Waiting for the request invite to be accepted to check this out 🤤

Looks superb! Excited to try it out

The 2 inboxes is super smart!

congrats on shipping!!

@benmcredmond Congrats to you, Steven and the whole Consider team!

Congrats on the launch 🙌🏻🔥

I am sure (at least I hope) you have a very good reason for not considering an Android release at launch, focusing on iOS and the Web but I, like many people (many more than there are iPhone users) do not currently use an iPhone or will be using one going forward and I hope you can sympathize with the fact to us (Android users), when a new company such as yourselves comes out with a product, of course touting that it's the best thing since sliced bread (I completely understand why a developer has to tout it this way), and doesn't release an Android version, for me that's sort of a slap in the face. I would completely understand if Android wasn't the world dominating mobile OS that it is but that's not the case. Apart from that, it's a bad business decision since you're excluding potentially a big subset of users that won't even consider your product.

Congrats guys! Great to see more people joining the space and educating people that meaningful work w/o interruptions matters.

Been using Consider for ~3-4 months

Pros:

Digests are great. Branching threads with different recipients is AMAZING.

Cons:

It's still missing a few things that you'd expect from a next-gen email client.