Unibox is something I have used for the past 3 years… I can’t stand the apple mail app, and prefer Unibox, but HERE is why I give it only 2 stars. Unibox was buggy as all getout and I stuck with it. Now, it works and is stable, but the occasional issue comes up and it seems that the developers are always confused as to how their own app works. Finally, I was hacked recently and after hours of working on it, all of my emails and all apps (this is 20-30 accounts) have all been changed except Unibox. The reason is that Unibox claims to use the servers themselves, but this isn’t true because all of the email passwords were updated. 24 hours later it doesn’t work. Delete and reinstall, and it doesn’t work. This is a serious security issue for myself and the people trying to track down the fraud. I have other speculations, but will just suffice to say that even though I like its functionality I don’t think it’s safe to use. Developer: You need to make this app work right. Simple talk from someone who has used your app profusely. The app seems to just lack very common sense solutions to it’s problems.

Tired of searching through your emails to find threads of a conversation? Other emails you sent the same person earlier? Emails they sent you months ago? This is logical email. All your emails to the same person are presented together. Emails are in order of arrival, but presented by Contact with all that sender's emails. It is so obvious that the only people not using email presented this way are those who haven't experienced it—or those who are so compulsive, they never let email pile up. I can see all email from a single sender—and then delete en masse with just a right click, delete. Except for one issue. Email is not delivered as quickly when re-opening the app as other apps. I think it doesn't fetch in the background. If you are in a hurry, this might not be for you. I used to use another app for mail when I was in a hurry, now I just try not to hurry if the mail isn't there yet. It'll arrive shortly.

I love the concept behind Unibox, with some tweaks it could be fabulous. Like the option to have group emails show up as an identity rather than having each response show up under a serperate person (this makes it imposible to follow multi contact conversations as you have no clue who’s response goes where in the conversation). Also little things like not having the delete, achive, spam options follow you down an email when you scroll, or the fact that the delete key on my keyboard won’t delete a message.My real complaint though is with support I have contacted them a couple of times and I get unhelpful and snide sounding responses. I wonder if english isn’t thier first language and maybe the communication don’t come across as intended. Be warned that I have been unable to recive messages, and to send at times when I can access my email via other means with out a problem.Over all I realy like what Unibox has going for it and I would love to see it improved and made more stable. I sugest giving it a try.

Unibox is totally unique. With other email clients, I felt like each email represented a thing demanding my attention or a task to be done. With Unibox, the focus is on the person who sent the email. When emails come in, I see them as clients and persons I am in conversation with and whom I want to serve. I like how all the conversations with that person are linked, so looking back on previous conversations is made easy. In the Unibox view, I can also see emails that I sent out and am awaiting an answer. I like that reminder, otherwise I may forget that if I don’t get a response, I need to follow up. Finally, I like the attachment view, so I can quickly and easily spot an attachment without having to reopen old emails. Works for me!