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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.

Congrats on launching your project! 🎉 Good luck with it! How will the new search changes impact discoverability for average users who may not be familiar with extensions?

I was among the first people to actually purchase Postcards v1. Recently, I had the chance to use Version 3, and all I can say is, "Great development!"! I truly appreciate the time and effort the team has invested into improving the product. And the AI integration in the new version is the cherry on top 🤩 Thank you guys!

mmm.page is such a breath of fresh air in times when so many websites and website builders use the same building blocks and all the sites end up looking the same… It appears deceptively simple but a lot can be done with it. I especially like the humorous approach to the responsiveness - there are 2 lines that mark what will be “cut off” on mobile screens…. problem solved :-) The sounds are also a nice touch.

I have been trying to cancel this service for two days because I hired it and I believe that the integration of the payment method and the software is not well implemented, and apparently their support does not respond or perhaps does not exist. I'm trying here through this channel to see if I can cancel and refund my money, I've lost interest in the product, if it even exists.

The Ad Assistant is what I love the most about Campaign Assistant. Writing ads for Google is such a repetitive task. So happy it can be automated and save so much time!

I had already tried Toggl Hire, thanks to this we were able to hire 3 excellent developers at that time, it helped us a lot, so excellent product.

I've been a Tower user since 2014, nearly a decade now. Transitioning from CVS to SVN, and then to GIT, has been quite a journey, especially at an older age. It's amusing how some people look down on using a GUI for GIT, but my use of Tower ensures that my commits are flawless and free from errors like an unexpected "console.log". For infrequent, complex operations, Tower provides a sense of security. Its standout feature is the ability to 'undo' actions that are typically irreversible. An instance is discarding changes in an uncommitted file. While purists might suggest diving into the 'reflog', a practical programmer appreciates the simplicity of 'cmd+z' in Tower.