Very interesting, but not for me. I can imagine this style of organization working for someone. Personally, I just mark things as Unread and known they need to be dealt with later. It's simple and fast and does not require me to organize anything.
I do something similar: just leave things in my inbox and then archive them when I'm done with them. I can imagine something like this being useful for someone that receives a much larger amount of emails than me, though.
no, the application I like but it makes me face if you compare it with trello since it is free and it is a ''copy'' of funcionality
is my opinion but I would leave the application free to grow and then monetize it with some annual payment or a freemium model including things that add value
Very interesting, but not for me. I can imagine this style of organization working for someone. Personally, I just mark things as Unread and known they need to be dealt with later. It's simple and fast and does not require me to organize anything.
I do something similar: just leave things in my inbox and then archive them when I'm done with them. I can imagine something like this being useful for someone that receives a much larger amount of emails than me, though.
@Booligoosh is the guy who makes it. He's awesome :)
I know, He's A Great Dude @Booligoosh
Thanks!! 😁
The first thing I said was: the copy of trello
Put it free and grow. You will have time to put some payment
I haven't used Trello, can it be used to organize your emails?
no, the application I like but it makes me face if you compare it with trello since it is free and it is a ''copy'' of funcionality
is my opinion but I would leave the application free to grow and then monetize it with some annual payment or a freemium model including things that add value
It's interesting, Trello for email.
Easy to understand, but it's not for me lol.