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I love how a bunch of the "headline features" of Hey are effectively replicated with taking the time to make a few rules in another platform. I tried Hey at th
by crsv 5y ago
I love how a bunch of the "headline features" of Hey are effectively replicated with taking the time to make a few rules in another platform. I tried Hey at the peak of it's pre-release hype, but just like Basecamp, it's just a really mediocre experience in a sea of options.
- counternotions 5y agoWould you mind sharing tips/examples of Hey-esque rules to port to other platforms?
- jshen 5y agoI had the same thought, but made the opposite conclusion. I setup gmail and outlook to work like hey and tried them for a week each. While it technically worked, their UIs are not optimized for that type of work flow so it was a lot more clicks to achieve the same ends. After my experiment I paid for Hey, and have been really happy with it.
- bryan0 5y agoI tried briefly to replicate some of Hey's features with gmail but with limited success. I think the key workflows are: 1. Unknown senders go to a bucket for categorization 2. Easily categorize which senders are "important"/"unimportant"/"ignore,spam"