Desktop
Email client
Polymail recently launched a new iOS version of its app, focusing on simple and intuitive ways to get users through massive
Email lists
With the same connected and social-minded aspects of the desktop app.
Polymail allows users to manage their Gmail,
iCloud, Outlook, or other IMAP accounts, through the iOS app, which **w syncs automatically
With the Mac app as well.
One of the standout features of
Polymail is its social networking angle, which has each user create a "Contact Profile" detailing their employer, location, and a brief customizable bio section. These cards show every interaction you have had
With any particular person, letting you browse among
Email correspondence and attachments shared between one a**ther, and even detailing when they
Read an email, and how many times, similar in style to Apple's
Read Receipts.
?Email usage is moving More and More towards mobile but these productivity features have typically only been available on desktop,? says Brandon Foo, co-founder of Polymail. ?We want to give users the best set of tools for mobile across any Email provider.?
In addition to
Contact profiles and
Email tracking, the app also provides features like
Read later, send later, and follow-up reminders, which the company points out as being mostly browser add-ons in the past, placing
Polymail as the first major mobile and desktop app to embrace them. The service even allows users to un-send emails "within several seconds" after they're sent, making it easy to fix grammar and spelling errors that are recognized in the time window.
Following its debut on the
Mac App Store, a few users compared
Polymail to Dropbox's
**w-defunct Mailbox client, which has generated some positive word-of-mouth leading up to its release on iOS. Still, its
Email tracking abilities and robust permissions list have
raised a few flags for some users. Although **t speaking on the topic of security and privacy specifically,
Polymail reiterated that its ultimate goal is in making "enterprise workflow as effortless as possible," aiming to lessen the gap between
Email clients "and the rest of the business applications companies use."
Those interested can try out
Polymail for themselves by downloading the free app on the
App Store today. [
Direct Link] The company mentioned that a higher-tier "Polymail Pro" subscription model is gearing up to launch sometime soon, but gave ** details on its price point or premium features.
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