Nylas N1 Email App - The extensible, open source mail client.

I love it and have already bumped into the edge cases that don't work yet (like sending and then quickly archiving). Reported it and interesting to see how quickly the team responds and fixes. We looked at using the Nylas engine (which powers N1) and were really impressed with Michael and the team so optimistic :)

This looks great, but in order to not run your email over them you should configure it yourself. However, there is no documentation and the link to configuring it yourself, doesn't point to the right documentation either ((and I couldn't find it either). Plus, am I the only one that think that Atom (and everything related to Chrome) is just a resource hog?

Does it download the emails to your computer and store locally? (I'm on the invite list. Anyone have a link to the download?)

@jongold yes but promts you for a invite code!

Looking forward to contributing to the myriad of plugins this could easily lend itself to!

Looking to give this a shot and hoping it has multiple account support

I'm a big fan of N1, and I've been using it steadily for months.

Just started using this today and I love it. Lightweight yet full of features. Beats the hell out of clunky Outlook. I prefer browser based clients like Gmail, but this is the only solid solution I've found for easily accessing one of my Exchange accounts. Edit: I have to update my review here because these guys are awesome, but the software is really buggy and I've never seen software spit out so many error messages. Can't get a response from support either. I have no doubt they'll perfect this down the road, but I can't rely on this for business emails right now. Really a bummer.

Guys, when do you plan to make your software compatible with WebFaction? This is a Major bummer. Because of that I'm not only unable to use your software but I can't use PipeDrive as well.

So sad Snooze is not in the free version. :( Can't use Exchange either. $12/month is a bit pricey I think... especially when a similar competitor like Newton is going to be $50/year.