I used inbox regularly as a task/todo scheduler -- something I've never been able to get in the habit of despite many attempts with various techniques and softw

I used inbox regularly as a task/todo scheduler -- something I've never been able to get in the habit of despite many attempts with various techniques and softwares. Get an email that means I have to do a thing? Swipe and schedule the email to come up when I have to do it. It comes up and I want delay, tell it to come up the next day. And use the exact same interface to create reminders for things that didn't originate in email. It made me more reliable and less stressed. But I think the killer feature is it changed the way I interact with 90% of my email: I didn't. It was very good at showing me exactly the emails I care to interact with and no more. I try to stay unsubscribed from all sorts of mailings but back on gmail I interact with way more mail I don't care about than I did with Inbox. Which has got to be bad for google, so when I say killer feature, I guess I mean it probably killed Inbox.