Mimestream uses Gmail’s APIs to make search, filters, labels, keyboard shortcuts, and everything else you like about Gmail work better on the Mac. But it’s not for Outlook or mobile users yet.

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Mimestream is the email app for Mac that just came out of a yearslong beta. The app, created by a small team led by Neil Jhaveri, does almost everything Gmail does at least as well as Gmail. It doesn’t do IMAP and POP3 and all the standard email app stuff.

Mimestream is the Mac app every Gmail user needs

Is it, though? Gmail works fine on the native Mail app. And it’s free. At least add a one-time fee option. Just more subscriptions to add on top of everything.

I know this is an ad, but by far this is the best email client that I’ve ever used. Paying for the subscription was no-brainer for me with the value it provides for my specific use cases

Loved the beta, instant sub for me.

Subscription based models has gone way, way too far.