Email - Edison Mail

I have never left a review on the App Store, but within one hour I had to leave one for this app. I feel like a lot of times you come across an app or product that is just too good to be true. So here I was reading about Edison, the app that is booked at being the end all be all to productivity. An app that is fast, organizes your emails, let's you block mail from senders you don't won't, and to unsubscribe from those million websites you just subscribe to so you get that 10% off coupon. Here I am to say it's true, I had 34,000 emails on one of my accounts literally just from spam and the occasional bank email I had forgot to switch over because of the junk mail. Key words forgot to switch. I was able to unsubscribe from every spam mail sent in a matter of seconds. What's next? Well I was able to click on one email and then hit "we see you've unscubscribed from this sender would you like to delete all messages from them" HOLY CR@P" ARE YOU KIDDING?! this was not expected and was an absolute blessing. It also keeps track of your purchases and tracking information. All viewable in app. It let's you adjust the badge icon per category and per email address. It seems infinitely customizable, but in all the good ways. So to whomever is reading this I strongly encourage you to download this app and literally let it change your life. It's that good.

I’ve tried and used a number of email apps over the years - Google for iPhone, Apple’s Mail, etc - and Edison is the clear winner! It handles all the basic functionality of any good email app, but the expanded features and layout simplicity are where this app really shines for me. Expanded features: automatic tracking of packages and deliveries - no fumbling through multiple screens and apps to check delivery status; automatic population of financial and banking emails; the ability to create multiple signatures for different accounts; independent color coding of different accounts; and so much more! The UI and screen layout are by far my most favorite aspect of this app: Google for iPhone seems undercooked, Mail by Apple lacks ultimate customization, but Edison nails the balance of layout and customization. Clicking between views (day/week/month) is simple and logically laid out, and the design takes maximum advantage of the screen. It can also be further tweaked to your liking, set it and forget it. This may sound like a bit of a fanboy review, but with all the half-baked email apps out there, it’s such a relief to find something that just WORKS. And works the way I want, without a lot of fumbling around. Add in the additional performance features, and you’ve just found the end of the line for your email needs. 🙏🏻👍🏻

Even though I have my phone set to push data they never come through. Even after manually refreshing the original iOS email app emails still don’t push for hours later. A message received at 3:22PM didn’t get pushed to my phone until 1:57am even though I accessed the email several times. Emails not showing up has been a constant problem. After researching the best app to manage multiple emails (I use 6) Edison email app seemed to be towards the top of everyones list so I decided to give it a try. After 5 minutes of use I deleted the stock iPhone mail app and replaced it with this edison mail app. The features, design, and ease of use are way better not to mention I get notifications INSTANTLY when I get an email. I don’t have to go refresh it myself, I don’t miss out on important time sensitive emails and I can manage all of my emails. I’m using it for 3 Gmail accounts, 2 yahoo and 1 comcast. So far so good. I’ve only been using it for 30 minutes but I’m so relieved so far. I will update my review if my opinion changes. The fact that it only took 5 minutes to convince me to replace an app I’ve been using since the iPod Touch 3rd Gen came out speaks volumes. I don’t usually like change but this is one I wish I would’ve made a long time ago. I’ll give it a week and if all continues to go well I will be replacing the stock mail app on my iPads too and replacing it with the Edison Mail App.