Easymail shows your email as a chat. Each thread is a single conversation, with every message in its own bubble and the newest at the bottom. Quoted text and signatures fold away on their own, leaving just the message. To reply, type at the bottom of the screen and hit send.
USE THE MAILBOX YOU ALREADY HAVE
Easymail works with Gmail, Outlook, Hotmail, Yahoo, iCloud, and almost any other email provider. You keep your email address, and there's no Easymail account to create. Just sign in, and your mail is there. Got more than one mailbox? Add them all, and they stay separate.
WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO
• Save contacts and set up groups with their own To, Cc, and Bcc. When you write, one tap on a group fills in all three lines.
• Tap a conversation's title to see who's in it, who's been cc'd, when it started, and all its attachments.
• Swipe right to archive a conversation, or left to move it to the trash.
• Search your whole mailbox or filter it to show unread emails, favorites, messages with attachments, conversations you've written in, or a date range.
• Attach photos straight from your gallery. Share something from another app, and it opens in a new email.
• Select and copy just the part of a message you need.
• Deleting, archiving, and marking as read keep going in the background, even if you switch mailboxes or leave the app.
• New mail shows up in your notifications, and you can choose from five text sizes. The app goes dark when your phone does.
• On a tablet, the list and the open conversation sit side by side.
YOUR MAIL STAYS YOURS
Nobody at Easymail ever reads your mail. Easymail has no server of its own. The app talks directly to Google, Microsoft, or your email provider, always over an encrypted connection, so your mail never passes through us. The only copy the app keeps is on your phone, and it's deleted when you sign out.
FREE
Easymail is free, with a single ad banner at the top of the screen. Nothing from your mailbox is ever used for advertising.
Read the email you already have as a chat: Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and many more.