Really, really loving HEY.com so far.
It feels like always being at inbox zero without any of the work.
Few of the things I’m loving about it that are making a big difference for me...
It feels like always being at inbox zero without any of the work.
Few of the things I’m loving about it that are making a big difference for me...
“Reply Later” is the killer feature for me so far, it’s so nice to just pull out the emails that need action and stack them up in one place to batch through once a day.
Much better than any sort of “snooze” feature I’ve seen in other tools, that never made any sense to me.
Much better than any sort of “snooze” feature I’ve seen in other tools, that never made any sense to me.
Screening senders is awesome.
I think everyone agrees that no one has the right to your time/attention just because they know your email addess, but there’s something about making this a first class concept that removes a lot of the guilt I had in the past about ignoring emails.
I think everyone agrees that no one has the right to your time/attention just because they know your email addess, but there’s something about making this a first class concept that removes a lot of the guilt I had in the past about ignoring emails.
Making inbox zero about the emails you’ve *read* rather than the emails you’ve *acted on* is wonderful.
It’s one less manual step I need to take (no more archiving) for every single email I receive, and I still feel like I have a clean, empty inbox.
It’s one less manual step I need to take (no more archiving) for every single email I receive, and I still feel like I have a clean, empty inbox.
Really looking forward to seeing where else they go with this, because it’s still so early that I have to believe they have a lot of other interesting things they want to tackle.
Loving it though, email feels easy now.
Loving it though, email feels easy now.
