Currently in the App Store we can find a large number of applications that allow us to read our email. Many of them, such as Outlook or Spark, are free and offer us a large number of options with which to configure our inbox. We can also find a large number of lesser-known applications that offer us practically the same functions. The App Store also offers us payment applications that allow us to configure our mail as if we were managing it from a PC or Mac, as is the case with AirMail. Today we are talking about a paid customer called Flow, an email client that has a regular price of 4,99 euros but for a limited time we can download it for free for a limited time.
Unlike other mail applications, Flow shows us our mail as if it were a continuous report so that we do not have to open and close chained emails and know what is being talked about at all times. As we scroll through our inbox, we can select the option to mark them as reads in order to reduce the number of emails pending reading in the icon that the application notifies us.
For an email manager to be successful among users, it is essential that it be compatible with the majority of email services on the market. Flow is compatible with Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud ... as well as being compatible with the IMAP protocol, an option that is not available in many email clients.
Like many others, when we want to perform certain actions with an email without opening it, we just have to slide our finger over it so that different options appear, among which we find the option to forward, mark as important, delete or remember later . Flow is compatible with iOS 8 or later, as well as with the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Flow is an email manager for all those people who do not need advanced configuration options and that it offers us a good user interface and a very simple and practical operation.
It is a good mail service, for those of us who work in marketing and advertising agencies, especially for SEOs, since there are times that we cannot put more comments or links on any page that is important to us, and thanks to these emails, we can do them.