Twobird

Spark is much more convenient and user friendly. Tried them all: Spark, Twobird, Spike etc.

This app really helps me to keep organized and I love it. I really like how once you get it set up everything is automated.

This is my favorite email app: it’s minimal, doesn’t cut corners, has everything I need (mail, notes, calendar, cutting down on my need for 2 extra apps) and I hope to use it as long as possible. Sadly this app hasn’t been updated in nearly two years, things are starting to not work (any email chain longer than 50 emails crashes the app), and I’ve contacted the dev team to no avail. To Ginger Labs: please do not throw Twobird in the bucket, it’s served me far better than any other email app. If you need to make it paid I will happily pay (but please dear goodness do not make it subscription based) or at the very least sell it to a dev team that will update and keep the vision cooking .🔥

So simple yet so productive. I love this app and how clean it is with the added elimination of signatures and beautiful design UI. A huge thank you to the developers, please continue to support the app. I would be happy to pay a onetime payment to use it.

I absolutely love this app. I’ve tried every platform I can find in an attempt to replace the gap left by Google’s abandonment of Google Inbox. This app comes incredibly close, blending email, reminders, to-do’s and calendar into a unified interface. I hope it continues to get some love by the developers!

I love this app! It’s email but much more! Also has calendar support! It’s powerful but way less bloated than all e-mail platforms. I know because I’ve tried them all.

For finding and organizing data

Maybe change my rating as I learn the system. I do wish it had a setting to go to the next unread email after archiving or finishing an email! The other features are good so far, very clean and easy to navigate.

I have tested many of the email applications on the market and always come back to two birds

If you’re like me your inbox is overwhelming. I open it, and want to close it right back up again. Right now the little red dot on my old mail app reads 322. This app helps me quickly get to the messages that matter most. I just wish I could connect it to my work Outlook account. But that’s a me-problem, not an issue for the app. Great work! But I do wonder, how are the developer monetizing the app? Selling out email data for ads? Feeding it into an LLM?