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After 20 minutes of looking for a way to record my iPhone’s screen and buying some junk app which doesn’t actually do it, I’ll leave that to your imagination. You want to see a blue, sunny sky pop up when you clear your inbox.ĭelightful, right?! It looks even better on the iPhone because it animates slightly.You need reminding often before you start working on a task.You find it hard to separate useful emails from trash with your current app.You spend too long hitting inbox zero (the very definition of ‘busy work’).You forget to create tasks in your to-do list from emails.Less than 10% of your emails get opened.Around 5% of your emails warrant a reply.If you’re anything like me and have these traits, you’re probably going to get a lot out of Inbox: Vinay covered why task snoozing is so powerful over on his Abstract Living blog, which made me want to try an app with the same mechanics.

I’m probably a little late to the party, and as much as I love Gmail I feel that Inbox is a smarter and more intuitive way to process a bulging inbox. Just click the button below to access your Gmail tips.ĭone that? Now, let’s get into the Inbox vs Gmail comparison.

Bonus: Get 25 Gmail Tipsīefore we start, I wanted to offer you a bonus upgrade of 25 Gmail tips you can use to get super-fast at reducing your inbox to zero. While writing a recent article for TechCrunch about empty states in app design, I came across Inbox by Gmail - the app which rewards you with a sunny sky when you hit inbox zero.