Mail Pilot For Mac Will Transform Your Emails Into A To-Do List
January 16, 2014
The folks at Mindsense LLC have released the first official version of the company’s new Mac product. First announced last June, Mail Pilot for Mac is available now in the Mac App Store.
Like the previously released iOS version, Mail Pilot for Mac turns email into an intuitive to-do list. Consequently, emails are marked either incomplete or complete. You can also assign dates to emails, saving them to be reviewed at a later date.
Don’t have time to read an email? Mail Pilot for Mac allows you to set a reminder for the message, and will prompt you when it’s time to deal with it. This clears your inbox of messages you can’t tackle yet.
Mail Pilot for Mac remains synchronized across multiple devices and email servers. These include other Macs, iPhones, and iPads. Better still, Mail Pilot for Mac never stores, processes, or transmits data through any third-party servers.
All account information, passwords, personal data, and messages are stored on users' devices. All communication occurs directly between users' devices and users' email servers.
Other notable features include system notifications, alias support to seamlessly send messages from an email address that you have forwarded to another account, and keyboard shortcuts to drill through your messages efficiently.
Take a look:
http://vimeo.com/79494036
Mail Pilot for Mac is compatible with all Google, iCloud, Yahoo, Outlook, AOL, standard IMAP, or Exchange with IMAP-enabled email accounts. At launch, the application is available for $9.99, or 50 percent off its normal price.
You can download Mail Pilot for Mac by following this link. The universal Mail Pilot app for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad is available in the App Store for $9.99.
See also: Skype Now Supports HD Video Calls On iPhone 5s, iPad Air And Retina iPad mini, Get Ka-Talking As KakaoTalk Messenger Goes 4.0 With A Brand New Design For iOS 7, and Confide In Your Friends Off The Record With This New Ephemeral Messaging App.
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Mail Pilot for Mac remains synchronized across multiple devices and email servers. These include other Macs, iPhones, and iPads. Better still, Mail Pilot for Mac never stores, processes, or transmits data through any third-party servers.
All account information, passwords, personal data, and messages are stored on users' devices. All communication occurs directly between users' devices and users' email servers.
Other notable features include system notifications, alias support to seamlessly send messages from an email address that you have forwarded to another account, and keyboard shortcuts to drill through your messages efficiently.
Take a look:
http://vimeo.com/79494036
Mail Pilot for Mac is compatible with all Google, iCloud, Yahoo, Outlook, AOL, standard IMAP, or Exchange with IMAP-enabled email accounts. At launch, the application is available for $9.99, or 50 percent off its normal price.
You can download Mail Pilot for Mac by following this link. The universal Mail Pilot app for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad is available in the App Store for $9.99.
See also: Skype Now Supports HD Video Calls On iPhone 5s, iPad Air And Retina iPad mini, Get Ka-Talking As KakaoTalk Messenger Goes 4.0 With A Brand New Design For iOS 7, and Confide In Your Friends Off The Record With This New Ephemeral Messaging App.
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