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Inky, a new email software company, has accidentally found itself in the spotlight this week after hiding in plain sight for over half a year. The company is aiming to offer a better email experience on the desktop, and later on mobile and web, by providing an alternative email client that works with webmail providers like Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail/Outlook.com, Apple iCloud email, or any POP or IMAP account, while also providing a feature set that targets today’s email pain points.

The company had not sought press, but a random post on Hacker News started to create some buzz for the startup, whose app was first available for download this May.

For those unfamiliar, Inky’s client software application isn’t just a nicer-looking email desktop experience. It’s also working to deliver practical innovations that will make email more usable, such as its inbox sorted by relevance; automatically created “smart views” that handle organizing everything from personal emails to daily deals to newsletters; and much more.


http://inky.com/

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