Listed 24 November 2014 · London · United Kingdom

Mailmalade.

A London and Barcelona web app that turned an image of an email design into inbox-ready HTML, later folded into Venngage's newsletter tool.

Marketing and salesDesign

Timeline

  1. On record

    Mailmalade Ltd was incorporated in England, with IT services as its business.

    On record · Announced
    find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk
  2. Listed on Stompstart

    “Quickly build compatible HTML emails”

  3. On record

    Mailmalade launched on Product Hunt, ranking fifth product of the day.

    On record · Announced
    producthunt.com
  4. Listing page saved

    The Wayback Machine saved this listing page.

    The saved page ↗
  5. Closed

    Companies House records Mailmalade Ltd, the London company, as dissolved on 3 January 2017.

    Closure · Announced
    find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk
  6. On record

    The Mailmalade blog announced that 'A new team from Barcelona has now taken over the project' and that Mailmalade would become a paid subscription service after a relaunch.

    On record · Announced
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  7. Activity

    The blog introduced the new Mailmalade, with mobile versions of emails, and said it was now a subscription-based service.

    Activity · Announced
    web.archive.org
  8. Activity

    Mailmalade 2.0, with mobile and desktop versions, was posted to Product Hunt.

    Activity · Announced
    producthunt.com
  9. Acquired

    Creagia announced that Venngage, a Canadian online infographics company, had bought Mailmalade in its entirety, in a transaction that became effective in early 2021, to fold its technology into Venngage's product; Venngage would keep Mailmalade open to users temporarily.

    Acquisition · Announced
    creagia.com
  10. On record

    mailmalade.com, under Venngage, Inc. copyright, said 'Mailmalade is now part of Venngage's Newsletter Creator'; an archived copy of 16 June 2022 still showed the Mailmalade builder.

    On record · Announced
    web.archive.org

As listed on Stompstart

Landing page headlined "Quickly build compatible HTML emails" with a laptop photo and an "Upload your design" section.
The image uploaded with the original Stompstart listing on 24 November 2014.

Listed 24 November 2014 · page saved 16 March 2015 · Public

“Quickly build compatible HTML emails”

Mailmalade is a web-app for anyone who just wants to spend a few minutes in building inbox-friendly HTML emails, using their own design files and without the need for coding knowledge. "HTML emails" is the technical name for the eNewsletters, the emails commonly used to announce events, advertise products or maintain customer engagement. These emails are called "HTML" due to the HTML attributes they have, such as the HTML links on the email that can be clicked by the recipient. The Mailmalade app is based on an easy 3-step process. Start with uploading your own design as an image. Multiple image formats are accepted and more formats will be incorporated shortly. Then, crop and define the uploaded design, adding the HTML attributes you want. Finally, choose from either exporting the email directly to an email marketing service provider such as Campaign Monitor or MailChimp by syncing your accounts with Mailmalade, or simply downloading your newly created email in *.zip format ready for a later use. With Mailmalade, tedious programming, long hours, visualisation errors, incompatibilities, misaligned images, severe testing... are finally gone. Mailmalade is integrated by a team of young multi-disciplinary people, with passion for new technologies and enthusiasm for improving our lives. The team is dually based in London and Barcelona, two of the top smartest cities in Europe, both with an incredibly buzzing start-up atmosphere.

Topics
Ecommerce
Location
London · United Kingdom
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In our words: The 2014 listing explained Mailmalade's three steps: upload a design as an image, crop it and add links and other HTML attributes, then export the email to Campaign Monitor or MailChimp or download it as a zip file.

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Stories

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Sources

  1. web.archive.org
  2. creagia.com
  3. creagia.com
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  7. producthunt.com
  8. find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk
  9. find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk
  10. sourceforge.net
  11. mailmalade.com
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