Anyone have any experience with this?
@freddy could be interesting, but without more information I worry it might be a Rockmelt 2.0...
@freddy looks like 100% marketing
This was one thing I noticed too. The other side that concerns me is that "privacy" policy.
"We collect information from Superhuman product features, including the content of drafts"
And:
"we only share Email Content Data with our hosting provider (Google, Inc.)."
... Wow. The rest isn't overly spectacular either.
@freddy @yarmo That's an awful lot of forks and no repository called "superhuman". Looks almost like that want to be perceived as FOSS-friendly, but I don't see any way to install the client myself. My scepticism comes partly because they look very much like silicon-valley bros and not at all like "check out this cool free shit i made"
@freddy I haven't tried it, but the marketing is very slick. However, two things perplex me.
I am uncertain why email needs to be 'faster.' If anything, I need to slow down my email processing to give more time for a considered answer.
Two, I see a lot of text about how they can and will use a customers data, but little about how they protect and secure it. In other words, there doesn't appear to be an E2EE?
Equally, this intruiges me...
https://thebrowser.company/
However, the synical side of me wonders how much of this is marketing waffle. Being an optimist isn't something I tend to do.