Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Polymail, Inc. · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
...and I've (not-quite) literally tried them all:- Apple Mail- Webmail- Fancy webmail extensions like Boomerang, Gmelius, etc.- Outlook- Thunderbird- Spark- Hey- Superhuman- Front- Newton- Mail Butler- Airmail - Mailbox (RIP)- Google Inbox (RIP)- and I'm sure I'm missing others...Even when I try a new one, I always come back to Polymail.The app slam dunks on both function and form. It's clean, minimal, easy on the eyes, and highly-functional for Inbox Zero. It offers the laundry list of now-standardized features of a productivity-focused mail client, including:- snooze- schedule send - undo send- read receipts/activity- gmail hotkeysThere is also a KILLER feature that most apps either don't offer, apply sporadically, or charge you an arm and a leg for: automatic email returns to your inbox if you don't get a reply. Most apps that offer this will make you manually choose for an email to be bounced back without a reply, but as a business owner I want this to happen automatically, and Polymail is the only client I've tried that offers this affordably (Mail Butler I think will do this for $50/month). It's now an essential part of my work-flow, and I feel really hamstrung without it!There are also a host of features available to teams, including Slack/Asana/Salesforce integration, team message templates, mentions, and shared comments on emails.All in all an amazing mail client. I'm really excited to see what changes and improvements are coming down the pike for them.
I love Polymail. From tracking and managing emails to finding files and cross-platform abilities… the feature set is great. That being said, I wish their development team would focus on fixing bugs that have been around forever. Deleted mails don’t sync across devices, I have to delete emails from a device multiple times before they disappear, I have to force quit the app occasionally to fix display issues, and sometimes the font size randomly changes when writing an email. If your willing to live with bugs long term, then Polymail is a great app overall with a bunch of useful features.
...and I've (not-quite) literally tried them all:- Apple Mail- Webmail- Fancy webmail extensions like Boomerang, Gmelius, etc.- Outlook- Thunderbird- Spark- Hey- Superhuman- Front- Newton- Mail Butler- Airmail - Mailbox (RIP)- Google Inbox (RIP)- and I'm sure I'm missing others...Even when I try a new one, I always come back to Polymail.The app slam dunks on both function and form. It's clean, minimal, easy on the eyes, and highly-functional for Inbox Zero. It offers the laundry list of now-standardized features of a productivity-focused mail client, including:- snooze- schedule send - undo send- read receipts/activity- gmail hotkeysThere is also a KILLER feature that most apps either don't offer, apply sporadically, or charge you an arm and a leg for: automatic email returns to your inbox if you don't get a reply. Most apps that offer this will make you manually choose for an email to be bounced back without a reply, but as a business owner I want this to happen automatically, and Polymail is the only client I've tried that offers this affordably (Mail Butler I think will do this for $50/month). It's now an essential part of my work-flow, and I feel really hamstrung without it!There are also a host of features available to teams, including Slack/Asana/Salesforce integration, team message templates, mentions, and shared comments on emails.All in all an amazing mail client. I'm really excited to see what changes and improvements are coming down the pike for them.
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