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Superhuman is a slightly faster GMail, while Hey (https://hey.com/features/ https://hey.com/features/) on the other hand seems like a rethinking of the fundamen

Superhuman is a slightly faster GMail, while Hey (https://hey.com/features/ https://hey.com/features/) on the other hand seems like a rethinking of the fundamentals of email starting from "Anyone can email you". I've tried inbox zero etc. but they all fail in the long run for me (I'm one of those folks with the red badge of shame with literally 40,000 unread emails on my phone), so I'm eager to give Hey a try which gives you a workflow of how to do email: screen, reply-later, focus mode bulk reply.

jonshariat 6y ago
I got into the "beta" last night only to find out it was a 1 week trial and the cost was $100/year. (Also when claiming emails short addresses costs even more money per year). Right off the bat it put a really bad taste in my mouth. I'm helping you test your product. Changing your email is a really big commitment, I can't imagine this is the way to convince people to try it.
- balladeer 6y ago
  Wait, don't they allow custom domains? I think this lock-in, even if it is for reinvented email, ought to be a big "no".
  - hguant 6y ago
    No no, you see, you must be _brave_, be _bold_ and irrevocably tie yourself to our product.
  - devdas 6y ago
    I believe that it on their TODO list.
- 1123581321 6y ago
  It was explicitly a rollout of a release, not a beta. They weren’t expecting any testing from you. You never saw any beta language on hey.com or your signup email. Proof from Jason: https://mobile.twitter.com/jasonfried/status/1266025727134236673 https://mobile.twitter.com/jasonfried/status/126602572713423...