Drag

The idea to aggregate everything under one UI is great.
Once you understand how it works, you really save time and keep track of your messages and actions

UI is still a bit cluttered but there's so many features it's probably a challenge to keep it simple.

I love how I can organinse my own categories, I use:
- IN
- OUT
- SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT

When I have done shaking it all about I can switch it off easily. So I can return to procrastination mode. The team at Drag are helpful and keen to make their product work which is also a plus.

I stupidly told my co-workers and now I cannot pretent to have missed an email ... I have dealt with this to a degree by faining eccentricities but I am not sure how long they will fall for it.

DragApp helps me when I was used Gmail very frequently to organize thinks that I need to finish. I practically used it as a task management tool.

Very aggressive drip campaigns during promo periods. In some period promo e-mails came very intensively.

The best feature of this app is the ability to place emails into specific to do lists. I like that I can have my emails in columns that define how I wish to deal with them

To be honest, it took some getting used to. I find for a while trying to get a good grasp on how best to organize my inbox. But m now I feel like a Drag pro!

- There is no need to switch between tabs
- Works with labels, so it's easy to search
- Scheduling and Comments are SUPER AWESOME features for taking notes on emails
- Clean "de-cluttered" look
- Support is absolutely amazing
- Multiple boards and custom columns are easy to setup

- Lack of functionality present in similar software (Moo.do, Smartsheet, Atlassian JIRA)
- Sometimes refreshing lags
- Label display issues
- Lack of color coding
- Lack of custom fields