We're building something similar at Marco:
If you're up for a chat sometime I'd be keen! Very impressed with your work.
We've taken longer to get to market, but will be launching with full IMAP support and web/desktop/mobile apps.
I like your pricing – hit the nail on the head.
Let's go for a chat, I'll send you a DM on X
My issue: what about the other tasks? With this tool I'd have my task list and my email-task list, in two separate places. Not ideal.
I know it's probably way out of your scope to also build a good general purpose task manager. But I feel like another kanban to manage is one kanban too many.
To be honest that's what I hoped Notion Mail would be. I've landed back to Notion as for task management and something that would autosync my emails so I can "see" them (as in, move them around in a kanban and add notes to) in Notion itself, essentially making them tasks would be the perfect system.
Anyway, I do love the people focus. Makes much more sense than any other label-based attempt.
Best of luck!
I totally get your point about ending up with a second to-do list. Depending on feedback and demand, I’ll probably implement a connector to sync with third-party task tools (Trello, Notion, whatever…) maybe through Zapier, for example.
If you want to appeal to power users and developers, consider adding these features:
* Support for development mailing lists * Good patch/diff syntax highlighting for code reviews via email * Plain text compose and reading experience (many devs prefer this over HTML)
These additions would open your app to a whole different segment of mailbox users who rely heavily on email for technical collaboration.
That is, if these features aren't already included.
* I couldn't find on the site for which OS I can use it. Only here the clarification of electron made it obvious - but might be helpful for others if you clarify it. * I use Migadu and basically create myself infinite emails to handle different contacts. I don't see any clarification if sending is by default only on the 'main email' (foo@bar.com) or I can also use custom emails for each response (ideally the same as the one on which the email was received (footala@bar.com, foospotify@bar.com, foocarquote@bar.com, etc). I'm not expecting custom filtering for this as a standard of course, just hoping for the ability to send. * Any calendar integration? Can I create/manage events e.g. using my Google calendar? If not, how do you envisage this being done? * Sweet and simple presentation overall - good luck!
A few quick answers: - For now, it's only available on macOS. Windows & Linux versions are coming next month. - Yes, you can choose the sender address if you have multiple aliases available. - I haven't planned to implement a calendar for now. I see it as a separate project. But that might change depending on user feedback ;-)
Although it's not perfect yet, I am really enjoying getting used to this way of handling my emails and turning them to tasks. I also like the way new emails are organized and popping up, feeling less polluted by the mass of "daily notifications spam".
I'm looking forward to use this with my non gmail accounts and be able to setup multiple accounts.
When I see the improvements from a month ago to now, it gives me high hopes for the future of this.
Good luck!
PS: kudos on your non-AI disclaimer. We need more apps that just work these days.
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