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While I also think email apps are not great, especially when trying to find a unified experience with macOS and iOS, I think CloudMagic for iOS is pretty good a
by pvinis 10y ago
While I also think email apps are not great, especially when trying to find a unified experience with macOS and iOS, I think CloudMagic for iOS is pretty good and Nylas N1 for macOS is also very good. maybe if N1 comes to iOS..
- schneidmaster 10y agoI haven't tried Nylan N1 yet, but I've heard some decent things about it. To be honest I don't usually bother trying apps unless they have an iOS version (whereas while not having a Mac version is still a dealbreaker, I'll still give it a try on iOS).
- dvcc 10y agoNylas is pretty bug-ridden at this point, and they have committed to a pretty crazy pricing model ($7 per month). It's hard to get behind it.
- schneidmaster 10y ago> they have committed to a pretty crazy pricing model ($7 per month) I actually sort of prefer email apps with this sort of pricing model; it makes me think they're trying to be financially sustainable rather than just getting acquihired in a year or two. I would definitely pay $7/mo for the right email app. (But I don't know if N1 is it; I added N1 and some other Mac-only email apps to the original article.)
- tjsix 10y agoI used Nylas for a while when it first came out and liked it alot. Then out of the blue one day I started to get errors that it couldn't/wouldn't sync, spent more time than I should've trying to get it to work again with no success, so I had to ditch it.
- grinich 10y agoIf you're willing to give it another go, I'd love to help debug this for you. Shoot me an email? (I work at Nylas.)