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I'm excited by superhuman (https://superhuman.com https://superhuman.com). Alas I haven't got an invite. Also, dunno if they're going to support my style of ema
by pbiggar 9y ago
I'm excited by superhuman (https://superhuman.com https://superhuman.com). Alas I haven't got an invite. Also, dunno if they're going to support my style of email use out of the box (I'm strict adherent to the Andreas Klinger style: http://klinger.io/post/71640845938/dont-drown-in-email-how-to-use-gmail-more http://klinger.io/post/71640845938/dont-drown-in-email-how-t...).
- OJFord 9y ago> I'm excited by superhuman (https://superhuman.com https://superhuman.com) That looks like any other Electon-based email client that someone decided wasn't cool enough any more...
- pbiggar 9y agoCan you explain? I don't see how you got to that conclusion.
- cyphar 9y agoThe first screenshots on the homepage. It looks like every other electron email app (and also messaging app). Also the overuse of the word "brilliant" is quite grating too.
- ben_romano 9y agoI've been using Superhuman for a couple months on and off and I agree that Superhuman visually looks similar to some electron based email clients. However, functionality wise it's quite unique. There is a very strong emphasis on keyboard shortcuts. I never have to use my mouse, which as a frequent vim user is a big plus. The only issue I have with Superhuman right now is that there isn't 100% feature parity with Gmail yet; however, that's quickly improving with each release. Disclaimer: I'm friends with an employee at Superhuman.