How to tame the most terrifyingly messy inbox
One-Touch to Inbox Zero: How I Spend 17 Minutes Per Day on Email
It takes far less time & energy to maintain your email inbox at zero than at a thousand. Follow these steps to regain control of your inbox.
From Inbox Zero to Inbox Comes Second
Often, the work I do feels invisible. I’m not building a feature or designing a website. I’m ensuring that our support team (a sect of tech with an industry standard of high turnover) has the infor…
How to Communicate in the Work-From-Home Era, According to the Guy Who Invented “Inbox Zero”
Now everyone also has to worry about Slacks, Zooms, texts, and DMs—but the basic idea is the same.
My Mad Quest to Fix Email Showed Me the Real Reason We Hate It
Last summer, I reached peak email despair. I started using email when I was 6 years old to keep in touch with my grandmother, and I’ve used it ever sin ...
Email Isn’t The Thing You’re Bad At
You and me, we’re bad at a lot of things. But email isn’t one of those things, no matter how much it seems like it.
Email Doesn't Suck. It's Email Clients That Need Improving
Don't hate the technology, hate the implementation.
Spark Mail — Smart. Focused. Email.
Spark helps you take your inbox under control. Instantly see what’s important and quickly clean up the rest.
Email—yes, email—is the next great media platform - Fast Company
Editorial-focused newsletters are gaining momentum—and a small Dutch company is putting inbox-based publishing within everyone's reach.
The ‘Unsubscribe’ experience needs to be improved
The pains of trying to leave a mailing list
ReMailable
Write an email to remailable@getneutrality.org, and make the subject line a new 8-character one-time code.
The Emergent Self Loop
Nearly once a week I receive an email from a different stranger.
Email isn’t decentralized, and that’s fine
Email is open, but deliverability depends on a few big inbox providers. Why we traded some of email's decentralization to fight spam, and why that's fine.
NOX: One Inbox for All Your Messages
iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, email: one AI-powered inbox on macOS. Draft replies in your voice. Never miss a message.
Clarifying: I feel like we just invented email addresses. And they’re tricky, I get it. But I’m pushing back on “wtf is the @ symbol even, nobody knows what ‘inbox’ or ‘smtp’ is, stop making it hard for normies” Instead of making atproto invisible, what if we made it worth the learning curve?
Eli Mallon
If your goal is to make atproto accessible to non-technical users I implore you to stop calling them “normies”