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What?Ĭonsidering some of the paid email apps that I passed on because they required a subscription, I figured maybe it would be only a couple of bucks per month. I had barely used it enough to really get a feel for it yet when I started getting notices about my “Free Trial” coming to an end. After looking at a few options, I decided to try Spike-partly because there were no “in-app purchases” listed. I work at a very small business and only recently was given an email address there. My wishes include the ability to create signatures for alias email addresses, add or change avatars of contacts, select event logistics and create an event in the Spike calendar. It works similar to Slack, so it should be useful. And finally, I can't wait to use the group chat feature for a project or ongoing discussion. Spike's Search seems to work, so there's less need to file away emails.

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These features cause me to archive emails more instead of moving them to folders. I also like the Snooze, Search, Tag, and Pin functions. The chat layout of emails also hides cluttered subject lines, and you don't have to open emails in a separate window unless you choose to.

The Priority and Other sections are a good idea, but I prefer the Recent and Unread display. That means I'm processing emails faster and efficiently. And best of all, the Unread section makes it easy to achieve Inbox zero because it only presents unread emails and hides my previously read emails. As much as I liked Spark, Spike's UI is less cultured because it doesn't have the Sent, Trash, Archive, and other folders visible in the left column like most email clients do.

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