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Today, we announced in a newsletter to our users that mailbutler.io just got a new look. We’re excited to share what’s new and why we’ve made these changes.
Our previous website design showcased features of Mailbutler with simple, minimalistic illustrations that complement the design language of the two inbox platforms we support: Apple Mail, Outlook and Gmail. They’re clean, easy to grasp and explained Mailbutler in a straightforward manner.
Over time, our website no longer effectively conveys the brand values we’ve been actively communicating in other channels.
To accompany our growth in the past year, we decided to give our website a closer inspection and some much-needed revamping.
We kept our name, logo and updated our tagline: Email in no time.
It’s 2019, and productivity no longer means getting things done and squeezing more out of every minute of your day. We’re in no shortage of information, tasks, or work — instead, we lack effective ways to prevent burnouts, stress, and over-consumption of tech.
It is the responsibility of software companies like us to promote healthy boundaries between work and life.
Mailbutler began 3 years ago (with the name MailButler) as a tool with much simpler features. It was a metaphor for a helpful butler that takes care of your emails. 2 years later, we adopted the lowercase ‘b’ with the release of Mailbutler 2. Our product has evolved its functions from a personal butler into a full-fledged productivity suite.
Today, Mailbutler encompasses much more than a simple set of tools. Acting as a liaison between inbox and modern productivity tools, we give our users the freedom to handle emails how it fits their day.
Our users are professionals and industry leaders who not only value work — but more importantly, understand that their quality time outside of work is just as valuable.
We want to give credit to our users’ work style and productivity routine, no longer simply to the product.
It is the responsibility of software companies like us to promote healthy boundaries between work and life.
Mailbutler’s updated tagline and visuals perfectly sum up our vision on email management in 2019.
Our beautiful new visuals feature a diverse and inclusive group of people illustrations, reflecting both our customers as well as our team, while fully making use of our vibrant and modern brand colors.
We further accentuate the interlink between human and technology in our new team visuals, enhancing the humanistic side of Mailbutler’s features.
Our new illustrations shine light on the core values that shape how we work every day: respect and open communication, with a balanced emphasis on both personal and professional growth.
We also incorporated organic and botanical elements in our illustrations and social media visuals. This aligns freshly with our goal of accomplishing productive work with peace of mind — as a subtle protest against the outdated, unhealthy ‘work-for-work-sake’ approach.
We strive to set ourselves apart as a tech company that promotes meaningful use of your everyday inbox.
Mailbutler’s features are designed to help you manage emails in a modern manner. Features such as Send Later, Tasks, Snooze, and Notes break down the barrier between modern apps and your outdated inbox.
At the same time, we strengthen the core utility factors of email: asynchronous, paced, reliable and professional.
We’ve also given our Team page (previously Business page) a complete redesign, reflecting our reconceptualization of Mailbutler for teams.
We strengthen the core utility factors of email: asynchronous, paced, reliable and professional.
The role of email in daily work is changing, and so are the needs for teams. We see Mailbutler for Teams as an extension to the already powerful features for single users’ inbox management.
Teams who use Mailbutler can:
Mailbutler for Teams will continue to help thousands of small businesses and fast-growing teams manage their inbox smarter. Teams can focus on getting meaningful work done and reach their next business goal.