@writerpollock You can definitely consume personal emails (multi email accounts) on Missive, a lot of our users use it without being part of an organization. Since the app is multi-orgs, you can also start org with family, friends or whatnot. To give you an example, I've created an organization with my wife so we could manage the construction of our house (http://cl.ly/040I3h0t0Y3y). Missive is the perfect place to manage our communication with architect, entrepreneur, city officials, etc. We can easily coordinate and keep up to date on the project. As for SMS, messenger apps, etc. are not things we plan to integrate... but hey who knows. ;)

@plehoux @writerpollock Been doing that and it's been a game changer for myself and my whole 1-person organization! :P

@leftearpod @simoncaminada You get the vision!

@plehoux Nice idea! When syncing gmail, separate "Primary", "social", and "promotion" tab will be a plus. As a gmail users I am not used to an inbox messed with social notification and ads.

@chang2301 We are receiving this comment a lot and we are looking into ways to solve this pain for Gmail-Web users.

@chang2301 @plehoux Agreed! That would be huge. I doubt I could have our team switch without that function. In the interim, a Gmail filter will get those out of your inbox. Just have to remember to check those labels. They'll still have an unread count. Here's the filter (example for the updates): http://take.ms/iyAHf.

@laurenlperfors @chang2301 @plehoux Indeed! I actually use an alternate version of this filter to Mark As Read rather than Skip the Inbox. See: http://cl.ly/g9d8 I like all messages to remain in my main inbox, but want to avoid notifications for these. Any decent main client will not notify new messages that come in already marked as read. It’s awesome that Gmail makes their smart categories available in filters, it let’s you benefit from their powerful algorithm from any client.

@f_lehoux @plehoux how do you seperate your rent/utilities emails from your personal ones when using this app? Do you have a separate email account specifically for rent/utils?

@tombielecki @f_lehoux You can import multiple email accounts in the app + no email gets auto shared to teammates (except ones which fits predefined rules setup in the settings (https://missiveapp.com/help/sett...)). I will leave it to @f_lehoux to explains his setup.

@tombielecki @plehoux Our setup is pretty straightforward. I only use my personal email with missive. I don't actually separate any of the emails but you could do it with labels (by creating a 'flat' label on gmail and swapping 'inbox' for 'flat' on any flat related email). The way we use it right now is that we'll mention each other on important emails to create a thread. We have a chat room used only for logging our expenses and use the general one for everything else.

@aramiggs That is the work of my co-founder and awesome designer. You should follow him @_tristan

@plehoux I'll add him to the Tristan squad 👐🏻

@igcorreia Our home page & email web client is working on my phone. Do you have more details? Thanks for the report.

@igcorreia @plehoux The site relys on cloudfront and typekit (scripts). Maybe some plugin is blocking them? I ues uMatrix for instance

@plehoux I openend ProductHunt ios app, them cliked get-it button, it went to safari but the site didn't open.

Hi @andreasduess, Missive CTO here. Thanks a lot for your comment. An important goal of Missive is to stop using email for internal discussion, where chat is much more efficient. Maybe we aren’t making this clear enough? Email is the communication channel for the outside world and Missive shines by letting your team internally discuss around emails related to customer support, sales, partnerships and what not. Missive chats are not attached to individual emails, but rather mixed freely with emails from a given thread. So you get both all emails and all chat comments related to a given subject. “Where did the conversation start? Where are the important bits?” => These are actually problems we have with Slack, not in Missive. In Slack, channels may define topics, but as soon as a channel remains active for say 2+ days, it is very likely to cover various sup-topics, and this is where you lose scope. I have described these issues with traditional group chat in a Medium post: https://medium.com/missive-app/b...

@rafbm Perhaps my confusion has to do with the way I use email - I've been zealous about inbox zero, for years now. My inbox is not a to-do list, that job is done elsewhere (wrike, in our/my case). As a result, emails I receive never stay visible for longer than I need to take action on them, then they get either deleted or archived away. When trying Missive, I quickly found too many emails, from too many sources, mixing with too many chats and that, again for me, the entire thing quickly turned into a bit of a mess. I also have to say that I disagree with the issues you're describing for Slack - and I am really hoping that I am not just saying this because I've been drinking the Slack Cool-Aid. If something important happens in Slack one of two things happen. 1. It gets pulled out of Slack and into Wrike for time tracking/project tracking. That's not Slack's job and neither should it be Missive's unless you wish to turn this into a fully fledged project management tool. 2. If it's important, but not important enough to be pulled out, then it gets starred. And then, there is always the awesome search function, that works really well in Slack. In closing, I've got a workflow built with tools that work for me - and Missive isn't part of that toolbelt. That doesn't mean that you should change a single thing, I am just one guy. Looking at the feedback on this page, you have many, many fans who love Missive and for whom it solves a real need so all power to you and much success. Cheers, A.

@andreasduess “When trying Missive, I quickly found too many emails” => I assume you are used to Gmail web, which displays promotional emails / notifications in separate inboxes. It’s a common feedback we get and will work to make this less of a friction. Our team does use Missive as a project management tool. We love to be able to handle all of our work within the same app, and do plan on introducing more project-oriented features such as Tags (to group conversations) and Tasks (assignable to team members). Thanks again for your constructive comments.