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Nylas Mail — The most powerful and extensible email client
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Nylas launched N1 on Product Hunt a little over a year ago: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Then last year launched our Pro version: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Now, we're launching Nylas Mail - our latest and greatest, now totally free forever. We've completely rebuilt the architecture to allow us to provide a seamless, lovely desktop email experience for free while still having the plugin architecture to allow you to customize Nylas Mail to your needs. Open tracking, link tracking, enhanced contacts, customizable themes, and our Unified Inbox are available for everyone in this new release.
The difference between this Nylas Mail we launching today and the previous Nylas N1 is that N1 was paid, and this is totally free (and totally rebuilt architecture, blah blah). We actually have kept N1 as a separate product called Nylas Pro that you can upgrade to. (Business nerds: we've essentially switched from a free trial model to a freemium model.)
More info on our CEO's blog post as well: https://blog.nylas.com/nylas-mai...
We hope you'll try it - because we know you'll love it.
@dubstrike N1 has now been renamed Nylas Pro - if you have a subscription (or the old coupon codes), you're good to go. You can see a comparison at https://nylas.com/pricing
Nylas is great. Spent several weeks with it last year.
Problem for me is that Nylas stores all your email on their servers.
Nice design detail here, set up your account while waiting for the app to download 
@david_diam Thanks for noticing! We really want people to get to experience Nylas Mail ASAP - and having that form there helps with the parallel processes.
@notyouravedelta It's so much better than that though. So glad they decided to make this available again. My favourite mail client 😍
@johnchourajr Thanks! We're super excited to have this available to everyone for free.
Disappointed the free version doesn't support real email, only proprietary services like Gmail, Office 365, and iCloud. You'd think IMAP/SMTP would be the default, and specialty services would be the exception! :)
@gleb_polyakov Oh very cool! The pricing page was a bit confusing. Great news! I enjoyed using N1 previously, but never could get myself to pay for a subscription for my personal email. I'm happy to see this.
I really love Nylas, it has the potential of being the best email client for Mac.. But there are some issues that shouldn't really be there considering the team which built this wonderful app. Cmd + A doesn't work, "Shift + Select"ing multiple emails works some of the time.. Come on guys!
@shtooova We support Exchange via Nylas Pro - it's a lot more expensive to support so it's in our Pro tier. https://nylas.com/download-pro/ and there's a 14 day free trial if you want.
(Nylas Pro is not the product we are announcing today; we are announcing Nylas Mail, which is our free option. Nylas Pro was submitted about a year ago: https://www.producthunt.com/post... )
Snoozing only available on Pro? How is it better than the other free email apps that have snoozing? Seems like a rather basic feature today.
@csaba_kissi That's handled at the email provider level, so we don't do any additional spam protection.
much as I want to try this, somehow gmail has it all for me. Have tried a few desktop clients earlier but have always switched back to web-gmail. Will try though and I hope I'm wrong!
This looks like a great option to Polymail for example (which recently started charging for link tracking) but having no iOS app is a bit of a deal breaker
Free? I used it for some time but suddenly it started to bug me to go to Premium. Not sure it is still the same..
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