Best email apps for Android

The way in which those options are presented is simply a breath of fresh air compared to mainstream hosts such as Gmail or Outlook. Great, clean, intuitive email client that lets you protect your privacy by easily seeing who is trying to track you and who isn't, and more importantly, enables you to deal with it easily. Privacy features, open source, multiple identities, fast, secure, configurable, custom message rules, notes, and numerous useful features not found in other apps. Privacy aspects of the app, such as blocking tracking images even after you've chosen to display embedded images, need to be addressed. These days, spammers are able to confirm working email addresses by just adding a reference to a tracking image in the email.

Easy to manage, with the ability to create folders to organize retained emails, with more than enough storage available. Plus, this app is fast and has a lot of options for saving, forwarding, copying, or deleting emails. Done a great job also with allowing users to delete mail in one swoop, in an organized way depending on preferences, instead of one by one. Sort emails into focused and other categories, so you spend less time dealing with emails you barely read. Apps load with good speed, and they work just as well if you have multiple email accounts. Also, so many other features like integration with Amazon, and stuff like that; great productivity app!.

Plus, all the other perks, like voice calling, scheduling messages, groups, and seeing when the recipient has seen the message. Finally found an email client that will sort every email by sender, similarly to SMS and other messaging apps. Creating groups seems also a clever function if you use Spike for business purposes; it can help manage teamwork a lot. Spike quickly threads contacts together to streamline whom you need to reply to within minutes of installation. Spike is a very good app for sending and receiving emails and reading them in a convenient, conversation-oriented display. Chat-like views and emails are grouped by the people involved, which is super convenient and clean.