Send what you email yourself directly to productivity tools. Hop on my waitlist!
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Thank you so much for your initial feedback on my previous post!
I've put together a waitlist for an app to help you supercharge the way you use your inbox and make emailing yourself your secret weapon.
https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/hitsnag/
Please hop on if you need it or tell a friend who does, it means a lot!
Make sure to shoot a follow over to Hitsnag on IH itself to get the most frequent updates.
https://www.indiehackers.com/product/hitsnag
If you have anything you'd like me to take a look at for a project your working on, drop it below!
Previous post:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/ask-ih-how-often-do-you-email-yourself-and-why-5ad8004024
Followed on IH!
Ditto.
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@adawg4 - got your previous reply.
Following, and signed-up on Product Hunt. Will be curious to see what you're planning.
I try to use as few apps as possible, and most of what I email myself as a reminder is a bit more advanced - meaning there may not be a way to easily extract the info and put it where I want it in another app. That said, I look forward to following your progress!
Separately, did you ever make any progress with MailChedder and if so, how did you handle sites that used Contact forms instead of showing their contact email?
Thanks! MailCheddar has been tabled for awhile now and may come back sometime but most likely not given my current projects needing attention (I built it for another company but still hold rights to it and licensing). You scan the HTML for each link through crawlers and try to find specific emails if its a contact form it might still be in HTML on clientside but don't count on it. I'd suggest using hunter.io for one time needs.
Shot my email over, looks good!
Thank you so much my guy!