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Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

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Re: Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

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Post by sigzero »

buster wrote: post #4

What.. I've totally missed this. Inbox will be shut down? What the.... I am a happy user of inbox since its first days and now.. Again.. Google shuts down the next service.. Another point not to invest (time, in this case) into Google products, sadly. :(

Yep, the major features of Inbox will be rolled into gmail at some point.

Re: Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

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Post by jakemmarsh »

bazeblackwood wrote: post #19

Would love to see an Outlook/Outlook Calendar integration. Any plans for that?

Not in the immediate future, but we've discussed it and it's definitely on our longer-term roadmap. Requests like yours also help us better prioritize that, so thanks!

Re: Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

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Post by djaychela »

My main use for inbox is snooze - it's allowed me to manage and prioritise emails brilliantly over the last couple of years. I also far prefer the clean interface to Gmail.

As a result of the demise of inbox, I'm looking for a replacement, but it will need a native android app for me, alas, so I guess I'll be stuck with Gmail after March 2019...

Re: Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

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Post by jakemmarsh »

djaychela wrote: post #23

My main use for inbox is snooze - it's allowed me to manage and prioritise emails brilliantly over the last couple of years. I also far prefer the clean interface to Gmail. As a result of the demise of inbox, I'm looking for a replacement, but it will need a native android app for me, alas, so I guess I'll be stuck with Gmail after March 2019...

We're aiming to achieve that same clean interface, so let us know if you have any feedback =) We do already support snoozing.

A native Android app is definitely on our roadmap, but in the short-term we always ensure our app is fully mobile responsive.

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Post by PieSquared »

djaychela wrote: post #23

My main use for inbox is snooze - it's allowed me to manage and prioritise emails brilliantly over the last couple of years. I also far prefer the clean interface to Gmail. As a result of the demise of inbox, I'm looking for a replacement, but it will need a native android app for me, alas, so I guess I'll be stuck with Gmail after March 2019...

The new Gmail interface has snooze, so if that's the only thing you're missing it'll stick around. I mostly miss the "Trips" feature, having recently switched from Inbox to new Gmail...

Re: Monolist: working hard to preserve the spirit of Inbox's organizational features

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Post by jakemmarsh »

vvilliam0 wrote: post #25

Show me the finished product. Stop promising to self-promote.

I don't think we'll ever be "finished". All the features that are listed in the blog post other than email (coming later this week), are already implemented, and you can check them out!

I know that email is the biggest one considering we're trying to replace Inbox, but I think creating a richer experience around transactional emails you receive from all your apps is already leaps and bounds better than Gmail for that use case.

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