Sam Decrock

Last night I watched the introduction video and thought: hmmm, looks nice, but I'll stick to gmail. This morning I opened up Gmail... All those pain points mentioned in the video: I have them :-) I think many others have them too. So great work on the product. I would love to use it!

I saw a similar idea on Producthunt but their problem was that no one commented on the ideas. Any thoughts on how you're going to create an incentive to comment on the projects?

If it works, it's just to dangerous to have it around. Dyson uses UV to kill bacteria in their humidifier, but it has a special military grade housing protecting you from the light.

Hi, just a quick UX remark: when clicking someones profile I have the intention of clicking outside the profile div/pane to close it. Having to click 'Calender' to return feels weird. Will definitely try out your product . However, I work early in the morning and I don't know if me speaking will wake my wife and kid... have to figure that out first.

Apparently I've started following istanbul.com. I think your developers left in "istanbul.com" as a hardcoded string.

Maybe its better to request users to set an A record to your IP instead of requiring them to make a redirect. Not all nameserver providers have a redirect option and setting up an web site just to make a redirect might be too much work.

My mails appeared in my spam folder. Maybe try Mailgun as a service to send your mails. Pros: Simple Cons: None

Looking at the smtp settings, you're basically building a wrapper around Mailgun. This significally lowers the risks for your project/product. Great thinking! I hope you don't run into any trouble with Mailgun.

Nice idea. Love your story behind it.Just a small note: when setting up a mailbox it gives me an smtp password. Luckily, I know what to do with it (how to add it to gmail), but maybe you should put up a small "what to do next" or "how to use this" tutorial. Could be as simple as animated GIF showing how to configure your gmail.Sam Pros: easy to set up Cons: none