EmailBoards

EmailBoards

Seamless Ticket Management for Gmail

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EmailBoards streamlines your email communication by turning Gmail emails into manageable tickets all in one place. Simplify your workflow, boost productivity, and ensure no customer query goes unanswered. Bloat free software, focused on getting things done.
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Email•Productivity•Task Management
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Duje Marusic
Maker
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Hello everyone! Over the weekend I made an app for my wife and turned it into a small product and I would love to share it with you. 🚀 Instead of learning how to use an already established feature bloated app, I made her an app with the focus on getting things done. With its simplicity it boosts productivity while still keeping the workflow straightforward. EmailBoards features that just make sense - Gmail auth - Add only specific email domains that you want to track (Connections) - Each connection has its own board with unread emails and tickets tabs - Mark emails as read or create a ticket - In the tickets tab manage the ticket status and take quick notes which are saved automatically This is my first product launch here please let me know what you think any feedback is greatly appreciated, email me directly at dujemarusic@gmail.com 👋
Two Heads
Congrats on the launch! This definitely has potential! Do you have a productdemo? The images don’t really show the product
Duje Marusic
Maker
@twoheads Hey thank you for the comment, on the landing page if you scroll down a bit there is a short video showing the product.
Two Heads
@duje_marusic ok, thanks! Will check it out!
Olivia Rose Thompson
Keeping it simple yet effective is key. Quick question – does it work for domains outside Gmail? Excited to give it a try!🙌
Duje Marusic
Maker
@lucasbenjaminfoster1 Hey, so currently only Gmail login is available, but once you are logged in you can add connections from whatever domain your sender is from. Adding more email services other than Gmail for auth is something I would definitely implement later.