try these apps to simplify email communication and storage.
by beth ziesenis
app of the week
the last business week in january is clean out your inbox week, and we have apps to help you.
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an app that disguises email as chats? check.
an app that reads and organizes your email for you? check.
an app that is perfect for teams? check.
if you prefer texting to emails, try the conversational email tool spike to make an email thread look like a texting conversation.
spike, which promotes itself as “the first collaborative email platform that helps teams of all sizes connect, create, and collaborate to accomplish more,” has a free version for one email address that includes unlimited notes and tasks, unlimited groups, and a 60-day search history. a professional version for small teams includes up to three email addresses and adds unlimited search history for $5 per user per month (billed annually). the business version is $10 per user per month (billed annually) and adds unlimited email accounts and other useful upgrades.
sanebox, an ai-powered email triage app, identifies important messages, hides distractions, banishes annoying senders, reminds you to follow up and more. the pricing is set up like a meal plan: the snack plan includes one email account and your selection of two features for $7/month, $59/year or $99/biyearly. the lunch plan includes two email accounts and allows you to select up to six features for $12/month, $99/year or $169/biyearly. the dinner plan includes up to four email accounts and all available features for $36/month, $299/year or $499/biyearly.
similarly, spark, a fast cross-platform email manager, is designed to filter out noise. it offers a unified inbox for multiple accounts and a filter using natural language search, and bundles non-priority emails into separate folders. the free version does offer several features, including the ability to sync between devices, smart notifications and a unified inbox. the premium individual plan is $4.99 a month, and the premium teams plan is $6.99 per user per month, but each plan adds in premium features not available in the free version.
what apps do you use to stay on top of email inundation? share with us in the comments below!
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