The entire point is that it's separated, that you have two separate inboxes. The underlying mechanism is the same, but the user experience is quite different. I

The entire point is that it's separated, that you have two separate inboxes. The underlying mechanism is the same, but the user experience is quite different. In my opinion it's similar to Roam in that the framing leads to a different workflow, even though neither has any truly revolutionary "technical feature". If you think this is just "marketing spin", I think you're simply not part of the target demographic, which is people that have currently have issues with e-mail.