We've compiled a list of 17 free and paid alternatives to Wavebox. The primary competitors include Rambox, Franz. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between Wavebox and Mailspring, Stack, Station. Also you can look at other similar options here: Office and Productivity Software.
We've compiled a list of 17 free and paid alternatives to Wavebox. The primary competitors include Rambox, Franz. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between Wavebox and Mailspring, Stack, Station. Also you can look at other similar options here: Office and Productivity Software.
Bringing the Gmail & Google Inbox experience to your desktop in a neatly packaged app
Bringing the Gmail & Google Inbox experience to your desktop in a neatly packaged app
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Google Inbox, Gmail, Outlook, Office 365, Slack, Trello & any Web link right at your fingertips
Wavebox adds loads of features that mail on the web misses making your mail feel right at home on your computer. It's easy to use, fast and has all the features you're already enjoying on the web.
- Support for Gmail & Google Inbox : Wavebox supports all types of Google accounts. All you need to do is pick which type of account you want to add and sign in.
- Multiple Accounts : Wavebox lets you instantly switch between your accounts. No waiting for pages to load, no multiple tabs.
- Desktop Notifications : Need to know when your mail arrives? Not a problem, Wavebox presents a desktop notification whenever you get a new message.
- Unread badges : Just like all the other apps on your machine, Wavebox shows you how many unread messages you have using badges. In seconds you can know if your inbox is full or at zero.
- Cross Platform Support : Wavebox works on OSX, Windows and Linux straight out the box. There's no reason why you need to type gmail.com into your browser ever again.
- Keyboard shortcuts & integration : Wavebox works hard with Gmail and Google Inbox to support all the keyboard shortcuts, file drag drop and other native integrations you normally expect.