I could see this being a view for some. I’d say most users on hacker news know how to set up complex rules for email. A guess, but a safe one. The magic of Hey

I could see this being a view for some. I’d say most users on hacker news know how to set up complex rules for email. A guess, but a safe one. The magic of Hey is the user interface. The “opinionated” nature of their design choices. To me, their workflows mostly made sense. For me it really really smooths out my email workflow into a logical set of steps. Other people may not like that flow, and Hey wouldn’t be for them. So I’d counter and say Hey is for 2 groups. 1. Those who don’t know how to set up complex rules 2. Those who don’t want to, and Hey’s flow works with their own.