by jwr on 5/3/17, 4:30 PM
Anything that gets access to my E-mails and isn't an all-local app with local processing instantly raises a red flag. My E-mail is not something I want out there in public.
A quick glance at the page doesn't tell me if this thing processes my E-mail online, or locally, and what data gets shared where and with whom.
by axyjo on 5/3/17, 3:27 PM
I'm worried that with another free product like this, we'll get another Unroll.me on our hands.
by ohitsdom on 5/3/17, 4:17 PM
How does this differ from Google Inbox? I love Inbox, it has completely changed my email habits. Inbox seems to already solve everything Caspy has, but I could be missing something.
by wimgz on 5/3/17, 3:42 PM
Seems nice but I don't get where the AI is?
by inertial on 5/3/17, 4:37 PM
Not a big fan of getting my Inbox managed by AI. I've found AI products to be rather quirky & obstinate at respecting my preferences. Simple tasks require a "learning" before it can be done right. I prefer rules that are predictable.
I can afford to miss out on news feed because it got mis-categorized by AI, but can't take that risk with my Inbox.
by snackai on 5/3/17, 3:31 PM
How is this AI? Snooze, Reply-to and mute emails? Wow, needs hella brain for that. If-Statements are not AI.
The title is misleading.
by fredley on 5/3/17, 4:16 PM
There are important emails I never reply to, like Uptime robot notifications. I would still like to be notified.
by CobrastanJorji on 5/3/17, 4:42 PM
I like this idea, but most of my email needs relate to work emails, and I don't have permission to share those with a third party. I'd love to try it if there were some way to install the thing locally or have it run from my browser.
by mdekkers on 5/3/17, 8:54 PM
:D and again someone wants access to all my emails?
...no thanks.