Airmail for iOS - One of the best Mac email clients, now on iPhone

@edceezz Thanks Yu!

@borickard is planned thanks

@leonardo_4473 Thanks! Found a bug, by the way. The "Editor" label in the settings. http://imgur.com/q0zSQLS

@steveraffner Currently Apple does not allow default mail clients to be set. Hopefully this is offered soon.

@zaccoffman last question - when do you plan the ipad version ?

@steveraffner In development now. Feel free to sign up for the beta at https://rink.hockeyapp.net/recru...

@williamchanner thanks - love Dorm Room Tycoon by the way

@rustydingo could you elaborate on what customization you like here over Outlook?

@rananava the biggest thing for me right now are the short and long swipe gestures that I got familiar with in Mailbox. Right now I have Archive, Snooze, Star and Trash. For how I like to tackle email, I appreciate being able to customize those gestures to what I want. The ability to customize the snooze times is also quite helpful for me. Also appreciate being able to customize the actions that are available to me. Being able to color my accounts helps me scan my unified inbox better. As an afterthought I was thinking about how some folks might be overwhelmed by the customization here, however email is something that each person out there deals with email in their own unique way. This app gives users the ability to craft their own workflow.

@rustydingo awesome, thanks for sharing that. I hope the makers re-write their app description to explain these benefits clearly.

@davidlee Slightly different, With Boxer the approach is similar Airmail offer much more customisation and actions to suit your workflow. Outlook is a very integrated solution with calendar and all the MS services, Airmail is the opposite try to do the email best it can and use Apps that you like fantastical, or OS Calendar, Omnifocus to integrate your workflow with. Google Inbox is a very aggregative app try to consolidate a lot of information together, airmail not, try to keep it plain and live the tools to slice and process your mail like You want.

@okonetchnikov Thanks for the compliments Andrey!

@tomeversley Thanks Tom! Feel free to shoot over any questions/comments you may have.

@andym_dc ya, two options in each direction

@andym_dc .

@leonardo_4473 ??

@andym_dc yes .

@sashk Yes we use tokens when possible or credentials, the processing is minimal, and after the push is sent the messages are discarded. If the user does not enable push no server processing is used.

@leonardo_4473 Just got added to iOS beta. Do you have a Slack group for me to send feedback on that you can add me to?