TypeApp Reviews

Outlook's constant updates and errors were causing us to lose business due to e-mails we'd never see. TypeApp does everything we need, integrates with our Android phones, and is easier to use. It's also far less of a memory hog, so we can work faster.

The interface isn't the most attractive, but you can at least tweak it a bit to fit your preferences. Calendar integration isn't quite as seamless as I'd like it to be, but it works and is reliable. Being able to store objects within the app for easy and frequent attachment is something we miss from Outlook, but it's a couple more clicks at most.

With much more work being done from our phones and time getting more precious, waiting for Outlook to finish updating so often was costing us time and money, and its frequent errors were causing us to miss important e-mails. If you're tired of down time and contacting support, you can't miss with TypeApp, with which we've never had a single issue.

We'd searched all over for a free/low-cost alternative to the massive, error prone, and constantly updating Outlook that also had an Android version and finally found it in TypeApp. Being able to use graphic files in our e-mail signatures and easily sync content between our phones and desktops were both critical, and are not only present in TypeApp but are both superior to Outlook's handling.

I have MS email and Gmail for my personal, so integrating one to the other email client is nearly impossible, especially the calendars. I use TypeApp to integrate my personal and work email, and the experience is seamless.

It's never given me any problems. I love it!

I can separate out inboxes or I can integrate them in one view. I can also mute notifications from one inbox but keep the other active. There are tons of customization features for notifications so you can take a break from email if you need to, or get important messages ASAP.