Been using Hey.

I have mixed feelings.

My overall feeling: Why is this so revolutionary?

(Please read this thread and tell me why I& #39;m wrong. I want to love it, really.)
I use @SparkMailApp for email.

It automatically sorts my email into "People", "Newsletters", and "Notifications"

This to me is the same as The Imbox, The Feed, and The Paper Trail

Except I don& #39;t have to manually train it. It just works well out-of-the-box
I kinda like the idea of "The Screener", but it& #39;s so much work.

It& #39;s also stressful: If I say "no", where do the emails go? Will I never ever see them?

There are things I want to screen, like useless service newsletters.

If I "No", will I lose important stuff from the service?
Because "The Feed" and "The Paper Trail" are completely separate pages, I find myself not looking in them.

With "Spark", I can see a glimpse of these emails. This means I don& #39;t miss my friends product launches and newsletters.
Things I care less about but still annoy me:
- The keybindings are inconsistent across pages
- If I "move" an email, I& #39;m not sure if it moves all future ones or not (it does not, you have to move the sender)
- Everything feels too big
- The editor does weird buggy things
Redeeming qualities:
- it& #39;s new and makes me feel relevant
- it forces me to look more closely at curating my imbox (which is admittedly tiring and I& #39;m not sure I needed)
- it& #39;s built on my dream stack: HTML over the wire
- it& #39;s built by brilliant people (The Basecamp crew)
Phew. How& #39;d I do. Whadyathink?
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