When you use a desktop email client, most likely, you want it to integrate all of your email accounts into a single interface. Only Google and Outlook are supported.What they position as a minimalistic interface may be interpreted as “basics only.” Moreover, Superhuman is known for many disadvantages, such as: Overall, the Superhuman app offers a nice minimalistic, non-distractive set of features, but most of them you can find in other email clients, even in Gmail’s webmail interface. This is probably the main feature that can hardly be beaten by other email clients-Superhuman’s speed is really high. One of the company’s goals is to provide the highest speed of message rendering so you can click through emails or get a search result as fast as possible. It is great if you’re used to using the keyboard, but it’s also not a unique feature. You can perform almost any action using hotkeys or accessing a command bar and typing a request. A command line and keyboard shortcuts.This is as well a standard feature for most email apps. You can delay sending an email and specify when it should be delivered. The app has a snooze button that opens a command dialog where you can specify the time and date of the reminder. This is becoming a popular function, so it’s not unique to the Superhuman desktop app. You can enable Read Statuses to know when a respondent opens your email. Built-in read receipts functionality (email tracking).
Though other email clients offer up to 30 seconds, it’s not about the speed of clicking hotkeys or buttons but the speed of recalling that the message needs editing. You can cancel sending an email for up to 10 seconds if you make a mistake. This feature enables you to divide your Superhuman inbox into different areas of focus-e.g., work email, personal email, or others (which is quite similar to folders in other email clients). It is intended to increase productivity with keyboard shortcuts and commands to help you reach a comfortable Inbox Zero. The user interface is fast, light, and appealing.
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