I like the concept but the privacy issues and the subscription will be a stumbling point for me! I do something similar with "notes" app. Works great and it is as secure as your phone is and readily usable and "free"!! THX Be well!
Thanks Rich. I use a similar app called Ivoky that doesn't support the watch, nor does it allow for voice notes, but one thing it does that Email Me does not do, is allows for scheduling of notes/reminders to my email inbox, such as daily, on a specific day or the week, every week, etc. It does not support more complex scheduling such as the first Sunday of every other month, but it works of rme.
I see others commenting why someone would want to email themselves reminders. Yes, there are tons of reminder/to-do apps, but few that will send reminders to email and only one iPhone app that I know of (Ivoky) that will send scheduled emails. For some people such as myself, we have a ton of apps and after awhile, you try to manage alerts and notifications, but those haptic and audible reminders just seem to get buried.
And for some, email is a integral part of our lives already, so having a note or reminder sent to email is the perfect place for placing something that needs to be taken note of, front and center in ones daily life. For myself, Ivoky has literally eliminated me forgetting anything. I simply go through my email as I do several times a day, and if there's something I need to take care of, Ivoky reminds me.
And if you're using a grouping feature that most email apps feature, you won't get a bunch of individual emails but a summarized grouping of Ivoky emails in one place in your inbox that you can concisely review. And Ivoky does not require a subscription.
Never-the-less, I do plan to pay for a lifetime Email Me subscription anyway. One reason is the watch and voice notes support and also, I hope that one day, the developers of Email Me will support my suggestion to add scheduling. Ivoky does not have the quality and polish that Email Me does, and maybe by supporting their efforts, they'll scratch my back too!
Why would I need an app for that when I could just send it to my regular email. I would see it when I see the emails in my in box of just save it as a draft.
I like the concept but the privacy issues and the subscription will be a stumbling point for me! I do something similar with "notes" app. Works great and it is as secure as your phone is and readily usable and "free"!! THX Be well!
Thanks Rich. I use a similar app called Ivoky that doesn't support the watch, nor does it allow for voice notes, but one thing it does that Email Me does not do, is allows for scheduling of notes/reminders to my email inbox, such as daily, on a specific day or the week, every week, etc. It does not support more complex scheduling such as the first Sunday of every other month, but it works of rme.
I see others commenting why someone would want to email themselves reminders. Yes, there are tons of reminder/to-do apps, but few that will send reminders to email and only one iPhone app that I know of (Ivoky) that will send scheduled emails. For some people such as myself, we have a ton of apps and after awhile, you try to manage alerts and notifications, but those haptic and audible reminders just seem to get buried.
And for some, email is a integral part of our lives already, so having a note or reminder sent to email is the perfect place for placing something that needs to be taken note of, front and center in ones daily life. For myself, Ivoky has literally eliminated me forgetting anything. I simply go through my email as I do several times a day, and if there's something I need to take care of, Ivoky reminds me.
And if you're using a grouping feature that most email apps feature, you won't get a bunch of individual emails but a summarized grouping of Ivoky emails in one place in your inbox that you can concisely review. And Ivoky does not require a subscription.
Never-the-less, I do plan to pay for a lifetime Email Me subscription anyway. One reason is the watch and voice notes support and also, I hope that one day, the developers of Email Me will support my suggestion to add scheduling. Ivoky does not have the quality and polish that Email Me does, and maybe by supporting their efforts, they'll scratch my back too!
Thanks Rich.
Sounds like this might be helpful to me.
Very helpful!!!! Thank you
Why would I need an app for that when I could just send it to my regular email. I would see it when I see the emails in my in box of just save it as a draft.
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