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Pincone lets you subscribe to, organize, and read your favorite newsletters! Get a unique email address for each of your newsletters. They land straight in Pincone so your personal and work inboxes are free of clutter. 📬
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Cool idea - I think this can be helpful to avoid receiving trash in your private inbox. I am not sure if I would really pay around 30 USD a year just to have a tool like this. I might register a domain and use it solely for newsletters, essentially the same thing. The RSS tool is interesting, but I cannot find any websites that still offer a service like this. I think a small collection of the most popular RSS websites would be nice.
@g_briel, a lot of websites still offer RSS, it's just a bit hard to dig it up some times.
On the pricing point, I'm not sure buying a domain and hooking up an email provider is significantly cheaper than $30/year!
Hi @mashy, thank you for your support. Yep, you and your team can comment on any email!
I feel your pain, Ivan, regarding newsletters being mixed with work and personal emails. From the description, I couldn't exactly understand how to use it, like what email I should give when signing up for a newsletter. But I suppose I just need to give it a try.
Hi @anastasiia_stepko, it's dead simple. When you sign up for Pincone, you just go and tap on "New Inbox". Then you give it a name, let's say "The Verge" if you're subscribing to one of their newsletters. Pincone gives you a unique email address that you then use to sign up for The Verge newsletter. As soon as they send an email, BAM, it's in Pincone waiting for you.
@bozicivan Thank you for the explanation! Do you have ideas on how to make this process faster? I mean, when I see something interesting I want to sign up for, I just give them my email and it's done. The process that you explained is much longer and I might forget to go through it. Maybe some Chrome/Safari extension will help.
@anastasiia_stepko, you're right. You have to very intentional, and a bit organized, at the moment.
That's actually a very good idea, we could add some improvements down the line to our browser extension so that it's as simple as "right-click in your browser → create inbox → fill in address". Not promising when that's coming as we're a small team, but putting it down on our roadmap!
This release is such a game changer as from now on I can unsubscribe my email addresses from newsletters and use Pincone as my go-to tool for newsletter management—a much more private and streamlined experience. Kudos to the whole team @bozicivan @dino_tognon @lea_metlicic @roza_z_m! Congrats on the launch!
Wow wow, this really is a game changer. Now I can relieve my personal email inbox and receive any newsletter directly in Pincone (no more polluting my private email).
And it's beautifully organized.
@bozicivan this idea is excellent!
Slapped an upvote! I'm sold on the idea of dedicated email addresses per newsletter.
But I do wonder, does Pincone make it easy to switch gears between eats, reads, and industry feeds? Does their sorting hat know that sometimes I want to read about finance with my morning coffee and save the travel dreams for lunch? Because if it can make my reading as organized as a bookstore, that's not just nifty, that's next level.
@aman_wen thank you for the support!
It's so easy because you can set up as many inboxes as you want and each inbox gets its own unique email address. I have a few inboxes that are dedicated to specific newsletters, but I also have a few generic ones like "Typography" and "Cars" that I use to subscribe to a few different publications that talk about those interests.
You have a little notification badge for each inbox which means you can decide when to catch up on those. Or if you find something interesting, you can add the entire email to a category in your Pincone team. That way you can pick it up later or save it for the future.
Hey @bozicivan congrats on the launch! 🥳
What could be the USP of your product which makes it different from another??
keep going.
Thanks @sheikhirfan10! There's a few USPs (and a few coming) which made me build Pincone:
- It's so easy to use it by myself or create a team and add people. I have a lot of stuff in my private team, but I also have a team for our company and I have a team with my family where we add all kinds of stuff (recipes, travel stuff, etc.)
- The goal of Pincone is to be the one place where you go to catch up on stuff you're interested in. I can add articles I'm interested in to read them later, I can save websites for inspiration, I can subscribe to RSS feeds to keep up with publications, and now I can subscribe to newsletters. All in one place.
- One USP that is coming later this year is the ability to add photos, videos, files, and notes to Pincone. This will allow people to use Pincone to host inspiration for their next DIY project, write a diary, share specs with their team, etc.
I'm particularly impressed with the option to create unique email addresses for different newsletters– a well-thought-out feature that enhances productivity. Nice work, Ivan!
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