Bernardo Campos

Tried it and, despite getting my perfect handle, it was not for me. I felt I was able to accomplish the same result much faster with Superhuman. That is, blocking in superhuman is much faster than "unblocking" in Hey. Maybe this is because I already practice decent email hygiene and have a burner email for signing up for things online.

I downloaded Mailplane 4 (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/mailplane-4) several weeks ago and after the free trial ended, I knew I had to buy it, although I was not happy about having to pay $20 something bucks for an e-mail client. But I did it anyway and haven't looked back since. It's made my routine a lot more productive.I saw Shift 2.0 on a Facebook ad and immediately clicked because I...

If you love the Gmail hate that it doesn't offer a native Mac email client, get this! Pros: + Gmail interface+ Separate home for my e-mail that is not Chrome (where it's too crowded)+ Makes life easier+ Multi account support Cons: - Pricy- Opens Google Drive attachments in an internal browser

I already love Gmail's new interface for both email and calendar. I got mailplane because I didn't like having my Gmail buried among my other open tabs, and having gmail in its own window wasn't super practical either. It's a bit pricy for what it offers but it has made my day more productive, so it's fine.

The analytics section of this product is a joke compared to LiveChat. We use both (for different use cases) and are really unsatisfied with Freshchat. It's really hard to have a good grasp of your operation with such scant reporting capabilities. LiveChat offers much more customization and flexibility. I'd definitely recommend you use that. It's also been unreliable of late, where several of...