Mixmax alternatives

Been using Polymail for about a month now and it’s honestly changed how I handle email. I wasn’t expecting much -- figured I’d test it for a week and bounce -- but I haven’t gone back. It’s got the obvious stuff like read receipts and follow-up nudges, but for me the most value is in the little things: Snoozing an email until Monday morning, scheduling one to send late at night when I know the person’s back online, seeing exactly when someone opens a thread so I don’t send a “just following up” at the wrong time. I used to glue together Gmail + 4 Chrome extensions to kinda simulate this, but it was janky and broke all the time. Polymail works... and it looks good doing it. Mobile experience is solid too which is rare for email tools. I’ve actually been using the iPhone app more than I thought I would. Clean and responsive with no weird bugs. And this might sound dumb, but I actually enjoy email again. It feels like I’m operating with leverage instead of doing admin cleanup. Recommendation: if you live in your inbox, or email is part of how you build pipeline, stay organized, or close deals... you’ll probably feel the same.

We just recently started using Sortd in our office. I work a hybrid schedule currently due to some medical issues. This program helps keep my co-workers up to date on what I am working on. It has helped me be more organized as well, and keeps things in front of me, helping to keep things from "slipping through the cracks". Being able to share an email, without having to forward it, it amazing. Can't wait to see what they add next.

Seriously, I don't understand how they don't charge a monthly fee to use this software. I tried out Calendly, and I didn't want to pay every month for features I wasn't even going to use. Tidycal makes it easy and simple to have clients book with you. Seriously, just go with TidyCal. It's the only thing that makes sense.

Have been using private beta for 9 months, and it has simplified my work *so much*! The Magic Calendar straight into the email is also much more respectful of the recipient, truly one-click and transparent. Can't work without it anymore.

I'm a HUGE fan of Front. We use it at Weekend Fund for its collaborative features, most notably shared email drafts and inbox chat. We previously used Spark, which has the same feature set, but found it slow and buggy.

Using Clara felt like working in the future — not kidding. Most "AI-drive" tools that have recently come out feel too gimmicky or 70% of the way to the ideal outcome. Clara feels 100% of the way there. It consistently works and yields results. Clara is expensive for most people, but if you're scheduling meetings every single day, which can be time-consuming, you should be offloading that task to Clara. Quick Tip: Clara + Email Templates = even more streamlining! 🙌 My only question is why this company is not solving more administrative tasks. With such a talented team, I can see them expanding heavily.

Meetingbird looks like a great tool for streamlining the scheduling process. The ability to integrate with my calendar and easily set up availability for different meeting types is incredibly useful, and I appreciate the option to add custom questions to meeting requests to get all the information I need upfront.

I have been trying to cancel this service for two days because I hired it and I believe that the integration of the payment method and the software is not well implemented, and apparently their support does not respond or perhaps does not exist. I'm trying here through this channel to see if I can cancel and refund my money, I've lost interest in the product, if it even exists.

I tried literally 8 different AI transcription services, and was subscribed to a few (Otter, tl;dv), but found this one to be soooo far ahead of the rest. It's more expensive, but worth it IMO with the time it saves you and the amazing recordkeeping and collaboration features it provides.

Actually I'd like to review browser more than calendar, because calendar is more simple by design, but the browser is more important for me as Internet user. I have used both Vivaldi and Opera. My experience with both has been positive. I like how much personalization you can do with the two browsers. It is a little more difficult to find settings in Vivaldi than Opera, but once you find them its not that much more difficult to change. I would say that after using both browsers for a while I prefer Opera.