Slick Inbox
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About this app
Slick Inbox separates newsletters you want to read from other junks in your inbox, so you get a clutter-free experience to enjoy content you subscribed to.
Email is a great medium, but with the rise of email marketing, it's not uncommon that we now get thousands of marketing emails, from companies that you may or may not care about. Imagine you come across an interesting newsletter from James Clear or Tim Ferriss, and thought you should subscribe to them (you should!), and so you do!
Great! you have taken your first step into reading newsletters, but now your newsletters that are informative are seated next to that 50% discount to the shop down the road that you've been one time, and so you head off looking at that striking offer instead of reading James Clear's weekly newsletter on self-help. Sad? Maybe not, at least you've got that 50% discount!
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I love organizing my reading materials, books belong in GoodRead, articles belong in Pocket, but how come my newsletters are stuck in Email along with those promotional materials? So I decided to build Slick to combat that.
How does it work?
Slick Inbox provides you with a unique Slick email, you take this and you use this email to subscribe to newsletters. That's it, you're done!
Now the newsletters will start showing up in Slick Inbox app (and website app.slickinbox.com), and you'll be able to enjoy an experience that's tailored for newsletters reading (warning: you might miss out on those 50% discounts though)
Plus, now then whenever I subscribe to newsletters, they won't be able to sell my email to third party!
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Sounds great? Take back control of your inbox and sanity today.
Email is a great medium, but with the rise of email marketing, it's not uncommon that we now get thousands of marketing emails, from companies that you may or may not care about. Imagine you come across an interesting newsletter from James Clear or Tim Ferriss, and thought you should subscribe to them (you should!), and so you do!
Great! you have taken your first step into reading newsletters, but now your newsletters that are informative are seated next to that 50% discount to the shop down the road that you've been one time, and so you head off looking at that striking offer instead of reading James Clear's weekly newsletter on self-help. Sad? Maybe not, at least you've got that 50% discount!
---
I love organizing my reading materials, books belong in GoodRead, articles belong in Pocket, but how come my newsletters are stuck in Email along with those promotional materials? So I decided to build Slick to combat that.
How does it work?
Slick Inbox provides you with a unique Slick email, you take this and you use this email to subscribe to newsletters. That's it, you're done!
Now the newsletters will start showing up in Slick Inbox app (and website app.slickinbox.com), and you'll be able to enjoy an experience that's tailored for newsletters reading (warning: you might miss out on those 50% discounts though)
Plus, now then whenever I subscribe to newsletters, they won't be able to sell my email to third party!
---
Sounds great? Take back control of your inbox and sanity today.
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Data is encrypted in transit
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What's new
One of the most highly requested feature has landed. Introducing Bundles!
With Bundles, you can group your newsletters into different bundles, however you like.
Let me know what you think, I'd love to hear how you're using Bundles!
# Added
- New "Bundle" feature
With Bundles, you can group your newsletters into different bundles, however you like.
Let me know what you think, I'd love to hear how you're using Bundles!
# Added
- New "Bundle" feature
