How I Beat Email Overload - 6 Tips ft. Superhuman

[@toolfinderhq]

The intro 😂

[@DirkLachowski]

For the last point (having a side conversation with the team about an email where they‘re not CCd): Front can do the same, and for a very long time now. And that is indeed an extremely useful feature. In Front, every team-member in the chat can also reply to the original email or work on a shared draft reply so that you can just hand it over in chat without the need to forward it.

[@ibanker]

Looking at the pricing of Superhuman, it is expensive. Not sure you'll get value from it. I live in a developing country, so when converting to my country - not cheap.

[@fanovaohsmuts]

Plenty of people do find value from the app. Not me, though, but people do. I agree it is more America and Euro-centric in terms of pricing, but so are the AI features that it’s touting

[@DannyHatcherTech]

Thoughts while watching: - Audio sounds robotic 🤔 - I love using archive and search. - Labels have become useful recently - I use templates when writing emails - I find AI misses things - Suggested responses are in gmail which I don't think is AI but still very useful. - Follow up is something I use a lot in gmail. I don't add reminders, it tells me if I haven't heard anything in a few days. - Ah, I see you Ben 😅 - Isn't the inbox split the same as labels in gmail? Labels can be automatically added with filters. - I do team communication in discord instead of email. 🤔

[@farzadmf]

Wanted to mention robotic voice; thought you're using AI somehow 😆

[@alimfuzzy]

Every now and again i just take my entire inbox and put it in my processed folder. I worry that i may have missed something, but to date its never happened.

[@TheVeronicaSteele]

I don’t have a great memory, so archiving emails doesn’t always serve me. I’ll remember a project name (folder) but not necessarily an email related to it. Also, I’m trapped in Outlook because…work. I sorta work for the company who made it…so I don’t have an option to use another email provider. Thank you for the tips. I can apply some.

[@BloodnutXcom]

Read statuses is achieved by embedding an invisible 1-pixel image to be loaded when the email is opened. If you don't want to be followed by that, Gmail, Proton, and other providers can block that content by default and only load the images if you ask it to. 99% of images in emails are useless signatures or headers anyway so there really is no reason to let the sender know when you open the email

[@julianbarrigarosales4762]

Its available in spanish?

[@strangetoucane]

First

[@gerawan]

The over-production and cutesy intro diminish your overall credibility. It’s ok if you get paid for these endorsements, but I suggest you tone down the advertisement style and keep to just the feature descriptions. Thank you.

[@millmaster413]

It’s also an ai voice which sounds ugly

[@BrianPurkiss]

I thought the intro was clever and quite funny. I liked it.

[@TheVeronicaSteele]

I loved it. Different and very true!