Inboxcube Mail Catalog Reviews

yariv

ledout

love this app. what a nice and cool way to email.

Too slow

Unchunk

A neat idea, but I deleted it because when you click on your email notification from within another app or the home screen, it takes too long, and too many button-presses, to see the new email.

There is NO ability to manage contacts!! Can't add a new contact. Can't delete a contact. Can't even simply change a contact's email. The "app" imports gmail contacts a time of install and THATS IT! An email client with no changes to contacts allowed is USELESS!

IC a dissapointment

jeanblue2000

IOS 8 already released and Inboxcube has not even released a beta for it. This was inboxcube support reply when I wrote to them. And current version does not work under IOS 8. Crashes, freezes and indeed can't delete email accounts. It started as such a hope and was rapidly surpassed by other new emails apps :(

good concept but very slow

adrianmhlin

edit: i can delete mail now in a swipe which is really good. but this app seems incredibly slow.

Just not there yet!

j22112

Pros: good interface. Customizable background. Looks cool :) Cons: really don't see advantage of having cubes. It's slow at times. Crashes quite often. I am moving back to mailbox. Will check back on this in a few months may be...

Incredible...except

Michael Beaulieu

I searched for this app over many moons. IMAP with push notification rocks. However, it crashes literally every time I try to compose a new message. If you fix this, two stars become five.

Best for power users, organization is UNSURPASSED!

MB 101

I have tried almost every email app, and Inboxcube is hands-down, the BEST. It is UNSURPASSED in handling attachments and conversation threads. I get a lot of emails with multiple documents, pics, and ongoing discussions between several people, and Inboxcube is the ONLY email app that can MICROMANAGE these emails in a way that organizes the mass of emails and attachments that accumulate over time. The "cube" for attachments gives you a "thumbnail" view of every attachment, THIS IS A LIFE SAVER! I can quickly search for a document/pic from any time period by scrolling through the thumbnails, and there's the option to go directly to THAT specific email for real-time reference to the attachment. The "cubes" offer even MORE organization! I can create cubes for pics, docs, for PEOPLE, there is NO OTHER email app that does this! Forget Mailbox, Boxer, Cloud Magic, geez, none of them even comes close to the kind of organization Inboxcube offers..! Pros: - accurate conversation thread (no "orphan" emails in the chain) - swipe between emails BOTH WAYS! No need to go back to inbox to get to older/newer emails - instant loading of each email, no lag - swipe left or right to delete, move, reply, etc. - Search attachments by "thumbnails" in separate "cube," organized by date, birds-eye view makes searching SO EASY - Attachments open INSTANTLY and can be exported to Dropbox, swipe up and down to go between attachment and original email - excellent HTML rendering, good font size - Search each contact for all emails related to them (organized by date, to, from, file type) - quickly mark email read or unread by tapping the "envelope" - Reply in a "text message" format to send emails quickly Improvements/Features I'd like: -inbox still slow to load when you first open the app - needs contacts integration to native address book - needs Calendar integration PLEASE! This would make the app completely perfect! The dev's are also very responsive and continue to make improvements. I finally have my email under control, thanks to them! I am one VERY happy user!

Nice idea

Kajay one

Cubes are a nice twist for grouping email info. However the contacts cube only gets info from existing emails and not from contacts from the phone. Also the app Needs to be updated to include Outlook emails. I manually imputed the server settings but new emails will not push thru to the app. Last, tried to send feedback thru the app and that doesn't work, hence the poor review.

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