Kiwi for Gmail

There are various email services which managed to make a name for themselves over the years, and Google is a pretty important player on the market. However, the default way to access its services is through a web browser. Luckily, Kiwi for Gmail is the type of app which can bring the entire Google experience to the desktop.

Since this is an application which puts you in direct connection with Google services and apps, an account is required, as well as an active Internet connection to be able to reach your stuff. The interface is cool, with modern elements used in the design, as well as the possibility to choose from several color schemes and display styles.

On the bright side of things, the application doesn’t really modify anything of the Google layout you’re used to from a web browser. This means you don’t waste any time with accommodation. You start off in the email account, and you can easily open up other tools and apps either from the sidebar or File menu.

No additional items need to be installed to access other Google services. The entire docs database is at your fingertips, with the possibility to quickly create and edit documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms, and notes. Both the browser and editor for these tools are included.

You can quickly access the Calendar tool in order to plan activities and check up on your schedule. The Drive tool provides comfortable access to your Cloud storage, with options to upload and download content. Thanks to this, it’s possible to send huge attachments.

The application can be made to run with Windows so that it’s ready by the time you reach the desktop. Multiple accounts can be included, and you can customize the way notifications are sent and when. There’s even a do not disturb function which temporarily disables all notifications.

Kiwi for Gmail does manage to deliver the complete web experience offered by most Google services to the desktop. Tools are wrapped around cool, modern interfaces, while a steady Internet connection ensures flawless connection and navigation through content and tools.