

#OUTLOOK FOR MAC ALTERNATIVES ANDROID#
Free trials are available for both Mac and Windows (plus an Android app). It costs $5 per user, per month for the service. Prices are easy to navigate as a single user, too. The automatic filtering may be a little annoying if you aren’t used to it, but if you are looking for a time saver, Inky could be the best email client you’ll find. Inky’s use of cloud tech and web features also mean that you can login and access your account from nearly any device. You can filter inbox with a high degree of personalization, separate out specific categories with rules or quarantines, and pass data quickly between emails, maps, and notes. While the UI is more Gmail than Outlook, the options are familiar. Link up your EMAP or POP email accounts, and Inky will give you a unified inbox to manage all your content. As a result, the Inky of today plays to its strengths and offers one of the friendliest, most integrated email management experiences available. Inky has a rocky start a couple years ago, but this email service played it smart and solved its bugs, adding new features and a streamlined, Googlesque design along the way.

Mail is a free app with Windows 10, and you can learn more about it here. However, if you prefer Outlook’s system of filtering and designation, the Mail features may be more annoying than not. There’s a swipe feature borrowed from the smartphone world, a Conversation mode to expand email conversations, and a couple other tricks worth exploring.

Mail does trade some traditional Outlook features for newer, more streamlined options. Accounts can be juggled and micromanaged in several different cloud-powered ways. Perhaps best of all, you can link any major email account to Mail, including, Gmail, iCloud, and any other POP or IMAP account you have. You have an integrated calendar app, scheduling system, and contact list that sync across devices. But updates have continued to add an impressive amount of functionality until, now on Windows 10, the Mail app is all grown up, and ready to compete against its big brother.Įssentially, any major function you can use on Outlook is also available on Mail.
#OUTLOOK FOR MAC ALTERNATIVES PROFESSIONAL#
When looking for an alternative to Microsoft Outlook, who better to turn to than Microsoft itself? Mail, which was added a few versions of Windows ago, was always seen as the “Outlook Lite” option for people who didn’t need professional email services (after all, it did grow out of the earlier Outlook Express).
