I know it's been mentioned elsewhere but Inbox Bundles are pretty much the main reason Inbox was a superior client.
Since being forced back to Gmail it's the only thing I've missed and I've had to revert back to old email discipline (daily clearouts and ruthless unsubscribing) to get over it's loss.
2. DarwinMail has a public roadmap, public changelog, and open lines of communication.
3. The primary focus of Darwin Mail is to help you be productive. Each and every change is made for that sole reason.
They're 3 reasons why I believe DarwinMail is worth the try!
Also, bundles are definitely on the todo list.
I also genuinely want to know how DarwinMail can help with "daily clearouts and ruthless unsubscribing"?
I've actually heard strong arguments for the opposite. Your vision is what counts. People often don't know what they want until you show them.
I believe you need to consider both angles: - How to build a product people love based on what they want - How to build a product that is sustainable & interesting based on what you think should be built
It's a difficult thing to get right. I'm definitely going to try.