OnMail: Private & Secure Email 4+

Here’s what makes email in OnMail different Splits: email can be “split” into different views and you can adjust notifications for each split. I now only get notifications for emails I receive into my primary. Done: email can be marked as done. And the way this is done in the app is really cool. Every email platform I’ve tried uses the swipe right / swipe left for actions. OnMail has that functionality but it also allows you to tap on a circle to the left of each email to mark it as done. For some reason, this is much easier for me and makes it easy to manage my emails. Other pros: got my own new email of just my name without having to get creative like I have to on Gmail platform. Dark mode is nice and interaction in the app is intuitive after you get the hang of it. Cons: the app doesn’t allow users into your email until you’ve approved them. I liked this at first because it easily enables you to “block” contacts that start emailing you. However, for spammers who use a new email address every time, I spend an annoying amount of time blocking them. Thus, this feature should really only be for emails that aren’t clearly spam but it isn’t now so I have to re-block emails a lot. This is annoying but given other positive features, I’m still a big fan of this app for email management.

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I am one of those people that usually has 8,000 unread emails. I have ADHD, and because I get easily overwhelmed I frequently miss important emails. OnMail is the first email service I’ve used that has done what so many other companies dropped the ball on. They’ve made it so nonsense free. Any new email you receive from a new sender shows up at the top of your inbox as ACCEPT or BLOCK. If you accept it, those emails will start automatically coming to your inbox. This is a great way to filter out companies that require email at checkout, then later take advantage of you providing your email and start junking up your inbox. You can have to physically click a button before those emails start rolling in. And say you accept one of those senders, but then later realize they’re spamming you. OnMail allows you to click “block” and then asks you if you want to trash all previous emails from that sender. This feature right here is a game changer. And I also love that they have a “primary” and “other” inbox. It somehow is always accurate, without me having to tell it what is important and what’s not. I will never not use OnMail.

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This email service is very simplified, and allowed their users to take control of their own inbox.

Personally, I love the “done” button. It feels so much more appropriate than “archive.” It’s satisfying to click the check mark, and your email isn’t completely deleted, so you can easily find it again.

I also love the simple overview of any purchases and subscriptions OnMail sees in my inbox. It allows me to see all the information I want to see without having to read a very unappealing, cluttered email.

I also love the split inbox feature. At some point, I will be switching this to my government email, so I can split my personal life with my military life. I can select only emails from the military to be in one inbox, and all of my civilian messages in another. If I wanted to get another job, I can split all the messages from that job too, it’s really nice.

Overall a great service, and very simple. There’s not too much to it.

The only thing I do not like is the inability to use the email account with 3rd party apps. I prefer Apple’s default Mail app at times, only because all of my email accounts are on it anyways, so it would be nice to have it all in one place. However, with that being said, OnMail’s app is still simple and easy to navigate, and it’s not nearly a big enough deal to give it any less than 5 stars!

It does everything an email does right.

Hi – thanks for sharing your review of OnMail, we’re happy to hear you’ve enjoyed it!

If you have any questions, issues, or suggestions in the future, please be sure to submit a request at https://support.onmail.com. 🙂