Truly unified inbox – BlackBerry got it right and nobody has since

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40 Hadiths

Absolutely. At least Blackberry Hub (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackberry.hub&hl=en&gl=US) was useful on Android yes ago, before the various issues. I just want one place for all my communication, and to search up all my communications, across all mediums for an individual. CRM for humans.

#Mobile Apps #Religion #Web Search 1159 social mentions

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Missive

#Email #Enterprise Communication #Help Desk 14 social mentions

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Ripcord

I haven't used a BlackBerry but I think the reason that's possible is because BlackBerry has some kind of rich notification api where all the app can hook into it? Or it's a pull based where the app has a local api where BlackBerry OS can pull the messge via local app and show in there. Either way, I think to achieve this, we need an open platform. I'm not saying open source, but I think we have to have an easy way to access to our data. Can I curl gmail to get my email. nope. Can I curl facebook to get my message. nope. I like Telegram because I can literally just curl it to fetch my message. I think about this a lot and apparently go and build my own email platform[1] which you can literally just do this: curl https://api.hanami.run/v1/mails and get a nice JSON mail. Once all the platform has an easy API like that, I imagined we will see many 3rd client to create a unification UI for all kind of content. https://cancel.fm/ripcord/ is a client that unify slack+discord. We're far from perfect but I think first steps for anyone building a chat service or an email platform is to have a very easy and user-friendly API to access their own data. --- https://hanami.run.

#Communication #Group Chat & Notifications #Live Chat 43 social mentions