Wavebox

Hardcore collaboration/communication apps and services that can also integrate email capabilities are slowly but surely becoming the norm nowadays.

And for good reason, since clearly, some of the popular collaboration services have played their part in changing the way we work as a team and, since email is here to stay for what could be forever, mixing them together seems like a very good idea indeed.

Meet Wavebox fresh application that brings together some of the most popular email services and some of the most popular collaboration apps, wrapped around a stylish, modern and quite functional UI.

First and foremost, you should know that it works with Google Inbox, Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Office 365, Slack, Trello and, at least in theory, with any other well-sorted, similar web apps. It's also worth mentioning right from the start that it allows you to handle multiple accounts at the same time and that it comes with companion apps for all major OSes, Windows, macOS, and Linux.

The desktop app is powered by Chromium, which we think doesn't require any introduction, and other web technologies like Electron and React. That said, you'll be happy to know that the app runs extremely smooth, the interface is quite responsive and that there are no annoyances you might expect from an app built with the aforementioned libraries and frameworks.

The good news doesn't stop here, though. Basically, regardless of your computer experience, there are very slim chances that you will encounter problems getting to grips with this app. Simply install the app, select the services you desire and log in with your official credentials, and that's about it.

You will be swiftly and intuitively guided through a series of configuration wizards which are nothing short of useful. As we're you've discovered by now, all your services will be neatly displayed on the app's left-sided toolbar. While we're on the subject, please note that Wavebox can also integrate with a lot of other Google-vetted services, such as Google Calendar, Drive, Hangouts, Contacts, Keep, and Photos.

Other than that, you might also appreciate some of the extra few neat touches like the fact that there's a native spell checker with support for auto-correct and 43 languages. Native desktop notifications, unread badges, and tray access are also welcome additions to something that already feels like a comprehensive package.

To conclude, if you happen to be using at least two of the supported web apps, then there's really no reason not to try out this app. It features sublime system integration, enough room for customization and, of course, if used right it may very well improve your workflow by decluttering your web browsers and your computer's desktop, as well.