I enjoy using Polymail. It has a very nice user experience, in fact probably one of the best experiences of any email app I have used personally. I have been using it for 3yrs at least.<p>That said, Polymail does nothing for me business wise. I don't use it for my team, nor do I intend to any time soon. It serves me well as a simple email client for personal needs, but that's as far as things go.<p>They, along with a few other SaaS companies seem to be intent on solving problems I don't need solving or prioritising the wrong ones.<p>It's all good and well to say that other apps failed in this space because they didn't have a strong business model, which is fair enough but if you're not solving the right problems for your users, you're not going to get very far.<p>I really can't believe, that in 2018, we still dont have decent solutions for email collaboration for teams and for customer relationship management. We have one app in this space that has done a half decent job , which is Front but I still can't persuade myself to move to it. It has a confusing user experience and is not well priced.<p>So we're left with stitching things together through various tools which Polymail claims to solve but doesn't.
There are so many email apps and clients out now that a user never knows which ones are worth trying.<p>For me the killer features would be:<p>1. Look through my entire history of emails to figure out who my friends are<p>2. Remind me to email them more frequently<p>Like a CRM, but its just to email to friends.
I’ve found good use of Polymail and pay $20/m for team pro. It’s a love-hate relationship though due to small but disruptive UX patterns. Some examples:<p>The MacOS app does not follow normal keybinding conventions. Specifically, ESC causes the app to exit full screen and cmd+shift+f doesn’t enter full screen. No option to customize either.<p>The iOS app will instantly show notifications for new emails, but upon opening up the app you have to wait 5-10 seconds for the emails to appear (while gmail is instant).<p>That said I enjoy the inbox zero image, snoozing of messages, and overall style.
This service fails <a href="https://www.emailprivacytester.com" rel="nofollow">https://www.emailprivacytester.com</a>.<p>Where is the setting to disable loading of remote resources?
Tried it, didn't care for it. May work for some.<p>(Personally, I'm loving Missive - <a href="https://missiveapp.com/" rel="nofollow">https://missiveapp.com/</a> - which seems targeted at a similar niche and has some very slick execution.)