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Actually, the complete opposite. We're building this app because we need it ourselves. Turns out a lot of other people do too.
by isaachinman 1y ago
Actually, the complete opposite. We're building this app because we need it ourselves.
Turns out a lot of other people do too.
- scarface_74 1y agoWhat’s the sales pitch for using email in 2025 for communication aside from sales?
- isaachinman 1y agoNo sales pitch at all. USPs are on our homepage. If it doesn't appeal to you I get it. Different people have different needs. There's been a massive influx of "new gen" email clients in the past year or so. That said, we're not an "AI product".
- scarface_74 1y ago[flagged]
- jamiek88 1y ago[flagged]
- scarface_74 1y agoThis is a site run by a firm that encourages startups. What company has no idea how to pitch their product?
- isaachinman 1y agoYou are indeed quite rude, but I'll give you an answer. The selling point is that it's IMAP primitive, as the blog post mentions. Thunderbird is nice, but it's not cross-platform. Superhuman and Notion Mail are nice, but they only support Google and Outlook. Apple Mail is truly awful. There's a gap in the market, and as I said we're building it for ourselves.
- scarface_74 1y agoYes, because as a business you shouldn’t have a sales pitch ready for people when they ask you why they should spend money on your product. It’s the first thing you do if you are trying to make a product that you plan to monetize is ask - who is the ideal user and how will we market it. If it’s just a hobby project to learn a new to you technology, that’s fine or if you just wanted to scratch an itch.