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Seems an interesting idea if you work mostly on cloud-based apps. Can it only work with those? Any plan to be able to use local apps like Powerpoint? (don't wan

by ale42 3y ago

Seems an interesting idea if you work mostly on cloud-based apps. Can it only work with those? Any plan to be able to use local apps like Powerpoint? (don't want to use the online version, doing that kind of stuff in a browser doesn't have the right feeling in terms of responsiveness, and eats much more system resources). It would also be nice to have more info about the integrated mail client, does it support IMAP/SMTP, and/or Exchange servers?

daniel_sushil 3y ago
Yes, Floutwork is primarily designed to streamline the use of web-based apps. Unfortunately, integrating local apps isn't in the current plans, as that would be a significant technical challenge. Floutwork does have a built-in email app, but its primary role is to supplement your main email client, not replace it. It currently makes it easy to clear out high volumes of emails with just a few clicks and can be used for sending quick replies. Over time, I plan to develop a richer experience that could serve as a replacement for your primary email client. The email app supports Gmail and Outlook.