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Notion releases Notion Mail, a lightweight Gmail client to help users schedule meetings and organize and draft emails, available as a free macOS and web app

here's how it went Lloyd Coombes / Tom's Guide : Exclusive: Notion Mail boss on shaking up email, building apps with ‘Lego’ and new platforms Jared Newman / Fast Company : Notion Mail lets you build the inbox you actually want Notion : Introducing Notion Mail, a new inbox that thinks like you Pankil Shah / MakeUseOf : You Should Uninstall These 5 Windows Apps Right Now X: @notionhq : Meet Notion Mail. The inbox that organizes itself, drafts emails, and schedules meetings any way you'd like. The inbox that thinks like you. [video] Andrew Milich / @milichab : We are LONG email. Email has stood the test of time as the internet's connection layer. But it's accumulated cruft - too many features, too little change. Being faster at the old way isn't enough

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  • @notionhq @notionhq on x
    Meet Notion Mail. The inbox that organizes itself, drafts emails, and schedules meetings any way you'd like. The inbox that thinks like you. [video]
  • @milichab Andrew Milich on x
    We are LONG email. Email has stood the test of time as the internet's connection layer. But it's accumulated cruft - too many features, too little change. Being faster at the old way isn't enough