Spike
Spike is an email app that handles documents, team chat, and video communication.
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Spike Review - AI Summary
Spike is widely praised for its innovative and time-saving approach to email management, particularly its unified inbox and chat-style conversation view. Users love how it consolidates emails from multiple accounts into one streamlined interface, eliminating the need to switch between apps. Features like email prioritization, snoozing, scheduling, and AI tools enhance productivity and organization. The conversational layout makes threads easier to follow, resembling instant messaging. While some note limitations with signature formatting and attachment management, Spike's intuitive design and efficiency outweigh these minor drawbacks. Affordable and user-friendly, Spike has redefined email for both personal and professional use.
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Solomon Biers-Ariel
Mar 24
Student
9.8 out of 10 stars
The Ultimate Time-Saving Email Client
As a student juggling multiple email accounts, I've found Spike to be an absolute game-changer. Its innovative approach to email management has not only simplified my inbox but also saved me valuable time. One of Spike's standout features is its unified inbox, which consolidates all my emails from different accounts into one streamlined view. This means I no longer have to switch between multiple apps or tabs to check my emails. Everything is conveniently accessible in one place, making it easier to stay organized. The ability to categorize emails based on priority also helps me focus on what matters most, ensuring that important messages don't get lost in the clutter. Whether I need to schedule an email to be sent at a later time or temporarily snooze a message for later, Spike has all the features I need to stay organized and productive. Overall, Spike has truly revolutionized the way I manage my emails. I highly recommend giving Spike a try.
Yannis Masouras
Feb 24
Efficiency Evangelist
8.8 out of 10 stars
My favourite email client
I tried Spike, and I tried Canary but in the end I fell in love with Spike. I love how it separates important email from less significant messages. I also find the conversational style of presenting threads easier to follow and the AI tool does a pretty good job too! Did I mention is pretty cheap too?
Thierno Diallo
Feb 24
Email Exorcist
10 out of 10 stars
Best email service
I love spoke it the best email service I ever used .. it makes email look like text message so simple and easy. I used the free version for 9 month I was so hooked and happy with it I signed you for a year worth of service.. I used to always say I never paid for any email service cause google was alway free . But they made it so easy for me so I’m happy to pay for it
Liran Ben-Yosef
Feb 24
Distraction Deflector
9.2 out of 10 stars
I love this email client!
Absolutely loving Spike! This email client has completely transformed my inbox experience. Its sleek interface and intuitive design make managing emails a breeze. I particularly appreciate its conversational approach, which makes communication feel more natural and efficient. Kudos to the Spike team for creating such a fantastic email solution!
Adrian Komiński
Feb 24
Translator
9.4 out of 10 stars
Really a killer app for e-mailin'
Before giving this thing a shot I've tried pretty much everything, from Outlook, Mail App (my favourite of many years), eM Client, Thundermail, Spark, SaneBox... This will sound like fake marketing garbage, but Spike is IMHO really on point when it comes to streamlining your e-mail communications. The chat-like arrangement of your messages is really refreshing and wonderfully intuitive. I'm a heavy e-mail user by necessity (business use) and Spike is a night and day compared to, say Outlook 2021 for desktop. It's almost unbelievable nobody came up with this before 2020, or whenever the release was – at least not to my knowledge. The two minor complaints and reservations I'll have is 1) limited signature support (it takes some hassle and guessing to import anything with graphics or more advanced formatting into the very basic text window) and 2) attachment management is a little rudimentary (you can't see the extension or file size at a glance), however the file preview is surprisingly usable, even with .docxs. But all this is easily forgivable. In my user scenario the "people mode" (arranging emails by people rather than threads) makes no sense whatsoever (but I can see how it would work with others), but the mode can easily be switched, which is great.