Airmail has support for multiple email accounts, and you can view the inboxes separately or go with the unified inbox, where the colored labels and avatars for each account come in super handy. In fact, to me, it seems like a better take on the native Mail app design, which I was never exactly fond of. Since I come from Spark as my daily driver, Airmail’s design is simple, clean, and effective. Airmail has been one of those apps that I believe tries to mimic Sparrow’s old style, and it does a fairly decent job of it.
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Sparrow), so I was excited to finally see Airmail arrive on iOS this week.ĭesign-wise, Airmail for iOS is pretty similar to the Mac version, so there won’t be too many differences to learn if you use both. Despite that fact, I’ve been a frequent user of Airmail on my Mac since I don’t like Mail.app and there haven’t been many other options I like (R.I.P. And while there are many other options to choose from for email management on your iPhone, a recent favorite of mine has been Readdle’s Spark, which has been an app I use daily to manage my insane inbox. Then Mailbox came along, got bought by Dropbox, and got shut down as well. A favorite classic was Sparrow, until Google bought it and eventually abandoned it, leaving everyone disappointed. We’ve come a long way, especially on iOS - while many of us used Mail since it was the only option when the iPhone first came out, there have been many great alternatives on the App Store since it was introduced. If you’re looking for a feature-rich alternative to Apple’s Mail on iOS, then look no further than Airmail. is the iOS version of the popular and powerful Mac email client that many have been using for a few years, myself included. Airmail - Your Mail With You ($4.99) by Bloop S.R.L.
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