That I can have multiple email accounts in a single place, it's really easy to use, and I can also integrate with my busy calendar app

Most of the emails require some action and airmails internal integrated to-do lists helps organise emails into tasks based on priority.

The setup is relatively simple. It's very handsome, with features like a color-coded inbox, dark mode, and much more. It's a quick learning curve to get going. The integration with other Apps like Evernote, iCal /Gmail, and Todoiist worked great. However, my account had several glitches/bugs that caused it to crash about 20 times daily. Also, the profile icon switched from a custom avatar to something random. Settings and preferences had to be reconfigured each time. The only thing their support team offered for this was to delete and reinstall the app. That's not a solution when the result ends in another crash. Reading the Apple store reviews, I am not alone. I don't see one response to any complaint. I also emailed the company directly. They don't care. Multiple deleting and reinstalling of the app didn't solve the issue, and they did not offer a way to diagnose and fix it. I'm sure someone on the team could have figured it out, but it felt like they couldn't be bothered. The support team was pretty responsive but just echoed previous suggestions rendering them useless, The entire experience with Airmail was terrible, and they offered no refund, even on an App I could not use. That's bad and feels very shady. As a company, if you don't stand behind your product, that speaks volumes about how awful they are. I think the App has great potential. Yet what company has a culture of "we don't care about the customer." No values or commitments stand behind them. There's no mention of delivery Wouldn't you want to strive to be the best? Be committed to delivering an excellent product. How the App won any awards is baffling. G Please read the Apple reviews, Twitter and Reddit. The bottom line is don't even waste your time. There are other great, feature-rich alternatives with no tech issues. I suggest you try a few of them and see what you like and ensure it works. If someone on the Airmail team committed to getting the app working, I would be glad to pay again. But the chance of that is unlikely. I checked their website, and they have NO values or commitment to delivering excellent customer service. So in my experience, the lack of weight and customer service stems from the above the top. There is no leadership and it's more of a smash-and-grab culture.