Standard email clients are usually the best in integration with their mother platform. And they have little incentive for providing beyond-standard functionality. By the virtue of this fact developers of platform apps can not take bold moves in user experience design. It has to serve diverse audience of platform users. The standard email client has to be capable, but it can not be remarkable, it can not alienate users. Each vendor provides one as a part of platform's standard offering. And developers will always try to fill those bubbles of void that regularly appear in different places of the email universe.Įvery platform has to have an email client. It became so universal and ubiquitous that there will always be something that could be done better for some of the various emailing use cases. Email is based on a protocols created more than 30 years ago. But as this wave of enthusiasm washes out will there be anything interesting after that? Have we seen the last major email client? Developers could not miss the chance to fill the void of email innovation. The increased interest to sending and receiving emails with taste can be attributed to now officially documented death of Mailbox, to reignited conversations around privacy of communication, and partially to decay of current market leaders. Can't wait to show ya!- SparkMail March 22, 2016įor a crowded and low-margin market like email clients and email services market that's a lot. We have something much bigger than just an email client.
#Polymail vs airmail on ios mac
The Mac version takes more time than expected. In the nearest future we expect to get at least new Spark for Mac.
In these recent times we've got (in order of appearance): Yet, one thing in particular stood out: a number of new email clients entered the scene and a number of older ones changed dresses to keep up with the play. This past New Year season was special in many regards.
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