Airmail alternatives

Been using Polymail for about a month now and it’s honestly changed how I handle email. I wasn’t expecting much -- figured I’d test it for a week and bounce -- but I haven’t gone back. It’s got the obvious stuff like read receipts and follow-up nudges, but for me the most value is in the little things: Snoozing an email until Monday morning, scheduling one to send late at night when I know the person’s back online, seeing exactly when someone opens a thread so I don’t send a “just following up” at the wrong time. I used to glue together Gmail + 4 Chrome extensions to kinda simulate this, but it was janky and broke all the time. Polymail works... and it looks good doing it. Mobile experience is solid too which is rare for email tools. I’ve actually been using the iPhone app more than I thought I would. Clean and responsive with no weird bugs. And this might sound dumb, but I actually enjoy email again. It feels like I’m operating with leverage instead of doing admin cleanup. Recommendation: if you live in your inbox, or email is part of how you build pipeline, stay organized, or close deals... you’ll probably feel the same.

I've been using Spark for years and love all the innovation they've been putting in their app. I've been playing around with the new AI+ function and LOVE how easy it made replying to boring emails. I just typed in a quick 4 words and it created a fantastic reply. I can't wait to see how this evolves.

This email app is fantastic. It works smoothly on all my devices, and its smart features like AI chat make emailing super easy. Highly recommend it!

I know this app is technically not being supported, but I just downloaded it and it's better than most email clients that have an active company behind it. Pretty incredible concept. Clean design and fast performance. Unlike that dumpster fire of a email client Spark. Tempo, if you're ever interested in restarting this I would pay for this shit. Amazing stuff.

At Snipcart, Missive first freed us from Intercom's suite of expensive products. Then it showed us how powerful centralizing team communications inside one agile tool could be. Understanding Missive's breadth of features and settings can be a tiny bit overwhelming at first, but, thankfully, the team provides killer onboarding & support to customers. If you're a product person, you'll quickly feel the passion for truly solving operational problems that shines through in Missive. 💙

I like it a lot, with the exception that there *really* needs to be a way to mark triaged emails unread--because otherwise I don't see them. There may well be a way (pls!) but I can't find any info about it in FAQs and there doesn't seem to be a community or support or anything at the few not extensive searches I've tried.